American Airlines is engaged in a heated dispute with the Allied Pilots Association (APA) over management’s plan to codeshare on Alaska Airlines’ Boeing 787 routes to Europe and Asia. The APA insists that such arrangements would violate the scope clause embedded in the pilots’ labor contract, sparking concerns over outsourcing long-haul flying.
Air India has announced it will suspend its Delhi–Washington, D.C. services effective September 1, 2025, citing a combination of operational constraints and strategic network adjustments. The move is intended to preserve the reliability and integrity of the airline’s overall route structure.
Alaska Airlines has announced a bold transatlantic expansion with two new international routes launching in spring 2026 from its hub in Seattle: daily nonstop service to London Heathrow and seasonal service to Reykjavik, Iceland. These new destinations mark a significant step in the carrier’s transformation into a premium global airline, supported by the debut of its new 787-9 Dreamliner livery and global onboard experience. [/restrict] The Seattle–London Heathrow route…
Alaska Air Group has appointed a unified Honolulu-based leadership team to oversee the combined operations of Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines throughout Hawaiʻi. This organizational move reflects the ongoing integration process following Alaska Air Group’s agreement to acquire Hawaiian Airlines.
Alaska Airlines has filed a legal request with a Georgia federal court seeking permission to obtain discovery from Delta Air Lines in connection with an ongoing trademark dispute in the United Kingdom involving Virgin Group. The move underscores the legal complexity arising from the competitive and branding relationships among the three airline groups.
Alaska Air Group, the parent company of Hawaiian Airlines, has announced plans to establish new pilot and flight attendant bases for the Hawaiian brand in Seattle, with operations set to begin in March 2026. This move represents a significant step in the post-merger integration of Hawaiian Airlines into Alaska’s mainland infrastructure.
Alaska Airlines has expanded its regional fleet with the delivery of two new Embraer E175 jets, bearing serial numbers 17000995 and 17000992. Both aircraft are operated by Horizon Air, Alaska’s regional affiliate, and are powered by GE CF34-8E5 engines.
Aventure Aviation, a U.S.-based aircraft parts and dismantling specialist, has acquired 12 Boeing 737 Next Generation (B737NG) aircraft previously operated by Alaska Airlines. The aircraft will undergo phased teardown at facilities in Arizona, with parts to be harvested and distributed for resale or reuse within global aftermarket supply chains.
Alaska Airlines, a major U.S. carrier, has taken delivery of a new Boeing 737-8, bearing manufacturer serial number 68517. The aircraft is equipped with LEAP-1B engines supplied by CFM International, furthering the airline’s commitment to fleet modernization and fuel-efficient operations.
Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci shared his perspective on the carrier’s performance and outlook following the challenges faced in the first quarter of 2025. According to Minicucci, although bookings have stabilized, pricing powerhas yet to fully recover, reflecting the ongoing impact of economic uncertainty in the aviation sector.
