Alaska Air Group says it will add thousands of jobs in 2019
The new openings include maintenance technicians, airport operations, customer service, cargo specialists, flight attendants and pilots, with three-quarters of the jobs in Washington state.
Alaska Airlines flight diversion leads to a 30-hour nightmare for passengers
The trouble started with a wait of almost two hours on the ground in Boston in an uncomfortably warm plane.
Management shakeup at Alaska Air will bring layoffs
No frontline employees will be laid off, a spokeswoman said.
Boeing leadership unhappy with FAA decision to ground Dreamliner
Boeing's leadership privately believes the government's grounding of the company's flagship 787 Dreamliner was an unnecessarily drastic step, but its defensive attitude isn't sitting well with some customers and it risks alienating regulators.
Boeing leadership unhappy with FAA decision to ground Dreamliner
Boeing's leadership privately believes the government's grounding of the company's flagship 787 Dreamliner was an unnecessarily drastic step, but its defensive attitude isn't sitting well with some customers and it risks alienating regulators.
Alaska Airlines chief Tilden will replace Ayer as corporate CEO
Alaska Air Group said today that Bill Ayer, who has been with the company for 30 years and CEO for a decade, is retiring and will be replaced by Brad Tilden, president of its Alaska Airlines subsidiary.
Alaska Airlines chief Tilden will replace Ayer as corporate CEO
Alaska Air Group said today that Bill Ayer, who has been with the company for 30 years and CEO for a decade, is retiring and will be replaced by Brad Tilden, president of its Alaska Airlines subsidiary.
Alaska Airlines tests biofuels on Lower 48 routes
Alaska Airlines began an expensive trial of biofuel-powered passenger flights Wednesday, billing the 75 trips as a pioneering effort to "fly cleaner" and to kick-start a nascent renewable-energy economy.
FAA aims to fine Alaska Airlines for alleged maintenance error
The Federal Aviation Administration is proposing to fine Alaska Airlines $590,000 for operating a 737 jet on 2,107 flights when it was out of compliance with maintenance requirements.