Alaska Airlines is once again operating an all-Boeing mainline fleet, with 10 remaining Airbus A321neo aircraft officially retired from revenue service.
Contract negotiations are far from over for U.S. airlines, as major pilot contracts set the bar high and flight attendants seek their own improvements.
Although more companies are requiring employees to return to the office, Alaska is not ready to predict how that trend will affect business travel recovery.
During a Q2 earnings discussion in July, Alaska executives noted long-haul international seats from the U.S. West Coast jumped 31% year-over-year in June.
The NTSB released a report with initial findings into the incident that saw the left main landing gear fail on an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-800 during landing.
Alaska Airlines will operate routes to the Bahamas for the first time, launching service to the Caribbean country in December from Seattle and Los Angeles.
Alaska Air Group believes artificial intelligence (AI) holds promise for the aviation sector after using the technology in some of its flight operations.
A look at the future of new propulsion technologies, such as pure electric, hybrid-electric and hydrogen propulsion in aviation and their effect on MRO.
In a supply and production-constrained environment, maintenance providers are finding themselves challenged to get parked or retired aircraft back into service.
