Articles tagged “alaska airlines”

U.S. airline pilot contracts could keep production of Embraer's older E-Jets humming for another 10 years.

The deadly wildfires on the island of Maui are likely to affect visitor — and airline — demand to the island for the "foreseeable future," analysts at T.D. Cowen said Friday.

U.S. airlines face the odd set up of strong travel demand but falling airfares.

Yields may be falling at Ryanair and Alaska, but executives say that's not indicative of travel demand.

Calm down Wall Street, Alaska Airlines' numbers are nothing to brush off.

For all of United's lead on sustainability initiatives, it still produced more carbon emissions than its U.S. competitors.

Alaska CEO Ben Minicucci wants Congress to focus on modernizing air traffic control and expanding the pipeline of new pilots. Not adding slots at a Washington, D.C., airport.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby replaced Delta's Ed Bastian as the highest-paid U.S. airline chief in 2022. Here's how much the industry's leading executives took home — as well as how their pay was calculated.

Airline Weekly's Jay Shabat is joined by former Airline Weekly Editor Madhu Unnikrishnan to discuss United Airlines' and Alaska Airlines' first quarter earnings reports from earlier this week.

Alaska Airlines, headquartered in Seattle, again exposed its first quarter difficulties. The carrier, which produced outstanding summertime profits last year, followed by modest profits in the fourth quarter, dipped into the red between January and March this year.