Alaska Air Group Plans About 200 Job Cuts Amid Fuel Pressure
Alaska Air Group plans about 200 non-contract job cuts, with November 13 as the last working day and pay continuing through December 31.
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Hawaiian Airlines Joins Oneworld, Expanding Hawaii’s Global Reach
Hawaiian Airlines has officially joined the Oneworld alliance, giving travelers broader loyalty benefits and linking Hawaii more deeply with major global airline networks.
Alaska and Hawaiian Reach a New Integration Phase with One App and Shared Systems
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Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines Secure Single Operating Certificate
Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines have received FAA approval for a single operating certificate, marking a major step in their integration under Alaska Air Group.