Alaska Capacity Cut Improves On-Time Rate, Hurts Unit Costs
Alaska Airlines said yesterday that cutting capacity in June improved the carrier's woeful on-time performance, and while the move hurt Alaska's second-quarter unit costs, it was not enough to prevent a return to profit for the quarter. Alaska's "poor operational performance" in May was well known...
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