Boeing Delays Continue for Alaska, Hawaiian
Boeing expects to further delay 737 and 787 aircraft deliveries to Alaska Airlines and its subsidiary Hawaiian Airlines.
Boeing expects to further delay 737 and 787 aircraft deliveries to Alaska Airlines and its subsidiary Hawaiian Airlines.
Later this year, Delta and Southwest will be left as the only two remaining airlines regularly serving the North Texas airport.
A Bering Air Cessna Caravan aircraft disappeared from radar on Thursday in western Alaska. The aircraft was carrying 10 people.
In stark contrast to the blue and green shades painted on most of its fleet, Horizon Air’s retrojet bears its bold original livery.
Alaska plans to stretch the Hawaiian Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner fleet in the coming years as it adds more long-haul destinations.
Alaska Airlines will pay out $327 million in annual bonuses to its 23,000 employees. The record-setting bonus equates to about six weeks worth of pay.
Delta plans on adding service from Anchorage to another one of its hubs, bringing the airline’s peak summer service from Anchorage up to six cities.
Delta’s much-welcomed competition to the two small Alaskan airports will be coming to an end, with the airline not returning next season.
Alaska is set to add three more routes from both Portland and Medford, Oregon, later this year, two of which are new to the airline’s network.
Alaska has published a report detailing what the carrier has learned and changed one year after one of its 737 MAXs had a door plug blow out while in flight.