Alaska Air Group Stock News

Alaska Air expects ​Boeing's 737 MAX ‌10 to be certified by ​the end ​of September and plans ⁠to take ​delivery of ​its first aircraft next spring, Chief Operating ​Officer Jason ​Berry told Reuters on ‌Thursday.

Speaking at Climate Week NYC, Alaska Air Group sustainability chief Ryan Spies outlined how thin margins and complex physics are driving the carrier's strategic bets on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--On September 1, UNITE HERE Local 11 and UNITE HERE Local 2 filed a formal complaint asking Alaska Air Group to enforce its Supplier Code of Conduct against inflight caterer Flying Food Group (FFG), which provides catering services to Alaska subsidiary Hawaiian Airlines at Los Angeles International Airport and provided catering services to San Francisco Internationa...

US Treasury Department announced on August 19 that it will at least double its liquidity-support buybacks for 10-year to 30-year debt – a surprise mid-cycle move from Secretary Scott Bessent weeks after publishing the quarter's schedule. The intervention landed as outstanding public debt crossed $40 trillion for the first time.

ALK announces the appointment of Jacob Glenting as new Executive Vice President (EVP) and head of Global R&D, effective 1 September 2026. This position has been vacant since February 2026. Jacob Glenting is currently EVP, Corporate, Portfolio & Product Strategy (CPPS) and has been a member of the Executive Leadership Team since 2024. Prior to this, he headed up ALK's commercial operations in in...

ALK (ALKB:DC / Nasdaq Copenhagen: ALK B) today announced that the UK's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has recommended the company's tree pollen tablet (ITULAZAX®) and house dust mite tablet (ACARIZAX®) for children with moderate to severe allergic rhinitis whose symptoms are not controlled by symptomatic treatment. ITULAZAX® is recommended for children aged 5 to 17 wit...

Major U.S. airlines will need to retrofit planes by the end of 2030 to address potential wireless ​interference after a new auction of wireless spectrum, but the carriers will be ‌eligible for as much as $2.2 billion in government rebates to cover the costs, the Federal Aviation Administration said on Friday.

A rapid rise in jet fuel prices is forcing U.S. airlines to rewrite earnings expectations, exposing how quickly higher fuel costs can outpace revenue gains from strong travel demand.