Hawaiian Cuts Three Long-Haul Routes
The carrier is ending flights in a handful of “underperforming” markets, including one it has served for around 14 years.
The carrier is ending flights in a handful of “underperforming” markets, including one it has served for around 14 years.
The airline announced the new services on Tuesday, scheduled to begin in spring 2026, as part of its strategy to grow connectivity from the Pacific Northwest.
Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines resumed pilot hiring on Friday, reopening the application process for new first officers.
Alaska Airlines plans to add a handful of new routes beginning this winter. The Seattle-based carrier announced these flights on Thursday.
Passengers who brought a $1 billion lawsuit against Boeing and Alaska over a door plug blowout on a flight in 2024 have settled with the companies out of court.
Alaska Airlines is taking additional steps to support its growing long-haul network as it prepares for future international expansion.
Alaska plans to utilize the 787s to support long-haul flying, including newly announced service from its Seattle hub to Rome.
The airline said the aircraft will help it reach more communities in the state, including those previously unreachable with its fleet of Saab 2000s.
The conclusion of the partnership follows Hawaiian’s ongoing integration into the Alaska Air Group and loyalty program as part of the planned merger.
The twelve aircraft— manufacturer serial numbers (MSN) 30013 through 30019, 30021, 30856, 30857, 33679, and 33680 — were all delivered new to Alaska.