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Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines Launch Seattle-Seoul Route with A330s

Starting September 12, 2025, Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines will collaboratively operate five weekly nonstop flights connecting Seattle and Seoul Incheon. The service utilizes the Airbus A330-200, marking a significant step in Alaska's global expansion strategy from its Seattle hub.

2025-03-25T11:27:40.549286-07:00

The Points Guy

Frontier Airlines To Launch Routes From Seattle Paine Field in June

2025-03-04T09:58:58.061365-08:00

adn.com

Bering Air's Cessna 208B Missing Over Alaska With 10 Onboard

2025-02-06T21:09:15.635242-08:00

AeroTime

Aeromexico and Delta Lead 2024 On-Time Performance Rankings

2025-01-02T02:09:53.666921-08:00

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Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines Launch Seattle-Seoul Route with A330s Starting September 12, 2025, Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines will collaboratively operate five weekly nonstop flights connecting Seattle and Seoul Incheon. The service utilizes the Airbus A330-200, marking a significant step in Alaska's global expansion strategy from its Seattle hub.

2025-03-25T11:27:40.549286-07:00

Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines Launch Seattle-Seoul Route with A330s

alaskasnewssource.com

Missing Piper PA-12 Crew Found Safe on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula Authorities have successfully located the crew of a Piper PA-12 Super Cruiser after it was reported overdue. Their phone last pinged near the Kenai Mountains on Sunday. All three occupants are confirmed safe according to family members, following an extensive search effort.

2025-03-24T16:09:19.910432-07:00

Missing Piper PA-12 Crew Found Safe on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula

Aviation Week

Alaska Airlines' Al Boring Shares Insights on Human Error and Compliance Al Boring of Alaska Airlines reflects on his 25 years in regulatory compliance, providing key insights into human factors influencing operational errors. His experience offers valuable lessons for improving airline safety and performance.

2025-03-24T12:10:52.297491-07:00

Alaska Airlines' Al Boring Shares Insights on Human Error and Compliance

FlightGlobal

Porter Expands Loyalty Program with Alaska and Air Transat Partnerships Porter Airlines enhances its VIPorter loyalty program, now allowing members to redeem points for flights with Alaska Airlines and Air Transat. This expansion strengthens strategic alliances and offers more travel options across an expanded network.

2025-03-19T12:19:43.915367-07:00

Porter Expands Loyalty Program with Alaska and Air Transat Partnerships

Airline Geeks

Alaska Airlines Introduces Summer 2025 737 MAX Route to Utqiaġvik Alaska Airlines will operate the Boeing 737 MAX 8 on its new northernmost route to Utqiaġvik, Alaska from June to August 2025, enhancing its intra-Alaska offerings. The Seattle-based carrier continues to expand its operations with advanced aircraft during peak travel season.

2025-03-14T12:43:43.594872-07:00

Alaska Airlines Introduces Summer 2025 737 MAX Route to Utqiaġvik

Bloomberg

Don Ruhmann Appointed as Boeing's Chief Aerospace Safety Officer Boeing has appointed Don Ruhmann as the new Chief Aerospace Safety Officer, succeeding the retiring Mike Delaney. This appointment is part of Boeing's efforts to restore trust and safety as it continues to address reputational and operational challenges in the aerospace sector.

2025-03-14T11:09:55.349514-07:00

Don Ruhmann Appointed as Boeing's Chief Aerospace Safety Officer

The Points Guy

U.S. Airlines Report Weak Q1 Amid Slowing Demand Major U.S. airlines have reported weaker-than-expected performance in the first quarter, attributing this to macroeconomic trends and high-profile accidents affecting operations. Despite initial expectations for a robust quarter, these factors have caused a noticeable slowdown in demand, impacting revenue and growth projections across the industry.

2025-03-12T07:59:26.586230-07:00

U.S. Airlines Report Weak Q1 Amid Slowing Demand

Associated Press

Shooting at Chicago O'Hare Terminal Injures One A 25-year-old man was shot twice outside Terminal 2 at Chicago O'Hare International Airport following an altercation. The incident occurred early Wednesday morning near the baggage claim area. The injured man has been hospitalized in stable condition, and another person is being interviewed by police.

2025-03-12T03:57:18.461553-07:00

Shooting at Chicago O'Hare Terminal Injures One

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