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Delta Air Lines will move its ticket counters and arrivals/departures from the North Terminal to the South Terminal at Anchorage's international airport on Tuesday.
Airport unveils remodeled concourses
After more than 10 years of plotting, moving, destroying and rebuilding, Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport on Sunday unveiled the capstone of its makeover: a $200 million overhaul of the old "dark and dreary" concourses A and B.
Alaska Air among few carriers posting a quarterly profit
Improvements in on-time performance and being insulated from the slump in international travel helped Alaska Air Group post an $87.6 million profit for the third quarter.
Airport runway renovation is completed
A $41 million renovation of the main runway at Fairbanks International Airport has been completed.
Lynden flies supplies for Indonesian relief
Lynden Air Cargo is flying water, blankets, beds and other emergency supplies into Samoa and Indonesia in support of relief efforts after earthquakes there and a tsunami in the Samoas.
'Crazy' aircraft mechanics strike it rich with sale of company
Carlos Nelson and his buddy Roy Adhern -- former FedEx mechanics from Memphis who cashed in all of their savings for a big move to Anchorage nine years ago -- looked a bit punch-drunk last week as they announced that they have sold their company, Pegasus Aircraft Maintenance, to a subsidiary of NANA Development Corp.
Akima purchases Anchorage aircraft maintenance firm
Akima Management Services has acquired Anchorage-based Pegasus Aircraft Maintenance, which services much of the air-cargo fleet that flies through Anchorage.
Alaska Airlines tests fuel-saving landing procedure
A landing procedure being tested at Seatac promises to save millions of gallons of fuel, lessen residents' exposure to jet noise, cut pollution and save airlines' precious dollars.
Southwest Airlines won't be buying Frontier Airlines
Southwest Airlines announced Thursday that its bid to buy Denver-based Frontier Airlines has been rejected.
Alaska Airlines nearly doubles price of companion-fare tickets
Alaska Airlines has announced in a letter to its customers that it is increasing the cost of the companion fares available through the airline's Visa Signature card from $50 to $99.
Southwest plans to buy airline with Alaska routes
Southwest Airlines says it is making a firm offer to buy Frontier Airlines out of bankruptcy protection at an auction this week.
Blown tire aborts Alaska Air flight; jet lands safely
An Alaska Airlines jet blew a nose tire during takeoff but returned safely to Los Angeles International Airport on Thursday afternoon.
Alaska Airlines' profit drops as sales slide in second quarter
Alaska Air Group Inc., operator of Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air, says its second-quarter profit plunged 53.9 percent to $29.1 million as sales slipped 9.3 percent.
Alaska Airlines parent company profits down 53.9 percent
Alaska Air Group Inc., operator of Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air, said today its second-quarter profit plunged 53.9 percent to $29.1 million as sales slipped 9.3 percent.
Student pilot gets hard lesson in landing at Merrill Field
A training flight went wrong at Merrill Field on Wednesday afternoon when a mechanical error forced the pilot and student to make an emergency landing, skidding onto the grass next to an airstrip with a legion of emergency personnel on hand, prepared for the worst-case scenario.
Alaska No. 1 in US for cargo plane crashes
Alaska led the nation in fatal cargo plane crashes over the past decade.
Russian volcano diverts flights to Anchorage
The Anchorage international airport said it is experiencing an uptick in landings over the past several days because a volcanic eruption in Russia's Kuril Islands has prompted airlines to divert some of their Asia-bound flights to Alaska.
A senior airport leasing officer for the state transportation department is the new manager at the Juneau airport.
Air cargo stalls at Anchorage airport
A heavyweight in the Anchorage economy -- the city's international airport -- is riding out its own recession this year. Much like the overall decline in the global economy, the number of cargo planes touching down to refuel and swap freight in Anchorage on their way between Asia and the Lower 48 began to sag in mid-2007.
Unwelcome mat: Hazing critters from airways
Aircraft collided with critters -- mostly with birds, but also other animals -- at least 26 times last year at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, according to a database the Federal Aviation Administration recently made public.
De-icing trucks switch to de-ashing
Summer's here. De-icing is done for the year, but de-ashing has been added to the business plan at Pegasus Aircraft Maintenance.
Alaska Airlines pilots approve new contract
Frontier begins seasonal flights between Anchorage and Denver
New Fairbanks airport terminal opens for business
FAA opens database on plane-animal collisions
Delta axes air freight in Anchorage
Alaska Airlines, pilots' union agree on contract generalities
FedEx to transfer 68 pilots out of Anchorage hub
Aviation firm won't move headquarters
Alaska Air to provide Internet services
Independent Alaska Air can't rule out merger
Rivals to acquire Era Aviation
Flights set for Russian gold mines
Seattle airport thaws for Alaska travel
Holiday air travelers are still stuck en route
4 are poisoned from exhaust fumes while on flight to Juneau
Alaska Airlines cancels flights
Japan flights back on after Palin intervenes
No seats left on flights from Anchorage to Outside this week
Alaska Air seeking ways to boost revenue
Plane's engine, propeller may yield clues to crash that killed 2
Airlines continue baggage scrutiny with bulky carry-ons
Alaska Air cancels more flights for inspections