Alaska Gives Employees Record Bonuses
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.
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.
Among the hardest-hit bases will be Denver, which will see a reduction of around 155 pilots between April and May of this year.
Many U.S. airlines have hinted at more moderated hiring numbers in 2025 following the record-setting post-COVID numbers.
Explore all-in-one calendar apps that aid airline pilots in integrating their work and life schedules.
After over two decades with the carrier, Anthony Viaux said in a post on LinkedIn that he planned to resign from his position as captain due to “eco-anxiety.”
Air Canada leadership praised the Canadian-built aircraft type’s strong performance during an Investor Day event on Tuesday.
A new major update to the pilot simulation video game Infinite Flight has added the Boeing 737 MAX as its 60th aircraft to pick from.
Airline pilots undergo extensive training to earn their licenses and build flight time before they take the controls of a passenger aircraft.
Hawaiian Airlines is planning to hire over 200 employees to fly and service its new West Coast routes previously flown by its parent carrier Alaska Airlines.
Living overseas and flying for an international air carrier can be an attractive and rewarding opportunity for many pilots.