with both Alaska and United Airlines cancelling hundreds of flights due to the grounding of their fleets of Boeing 737 Max 9 jets. The airlines are the only two U.S. passenger airlines that ...

Boeing 737-Max 9 aircrafts are returning to service in Alaska Airlines' fleet after the planes were grounded following a mid-air blowout earlier this month. On Friday, the airline announced that ...

Alaska Airlines said ... in which a part fell off one of its jets and forced an emergency landing in Portland, Oregon. Alaska Air, which along with United Airlines is one of two U.S. carriers ...

CEO of Alaska Airlines Ben Minicucci has said. The aviation industry's other major aircraft supplier Airbus SE is sold out until the 2030 for single-aisle jets. The incident has been damaging ...

Alaska Airlines and United Airlines said on Monday that they have found loose parts on their 737 Max 9 aircraft since they started inspecting some of their grounded Boeing jets, bringing ...

An Alaska Airlines ... s 737 MAX jets have had a series of issues since entering into service. Two MAX 8 planes, one operated by Lion Air in Indonesia and one by Ethiopian Airlines in Ethiopia ...

It’s just one of the next-gen ideas the airline is backing. Alaska Airlines was the first domestic carrier to sell tickets online, in 1995, and the first to use GPS to guide its airplanes in 1996.

After clearing a Department of Transportation review Tuesday, Alaska Airlines expects to close its ... using long-haul widebody jets to destinations in Japan, Korea, Australia and New Zealand.