Alaska Air Group Stock News

Alaska Air Group forecast its fourth-quarter profit below analysts' expectations on Thursday, as higher costs associated with overstaffing and aircraft delivery delays dented margins.

Completed acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines Led the industry in adjusted pretax margin SEATTLE , Oct. 31, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Alaska Air Group (NYSE: ALK) today reported financial results for the third quarter ending September 30, 2024. Air Group closed out a strong third quarter, generating GAAP pretax margins of 10.7% and earnings per share (EPS) of $1.84.

The carrier today unveiled the first of three "Moana 2" character aircraft designs and launched the Navigate Your Own Adventure global sweepstakes HONOLULU , Oct. 28, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Hawaiian Airlines today celebrated the upcoming epic animated musical, Walt Disney Animation Studios' "Moana 2," coming to theaters Nov. 27, by unveiling the first of three "Moana 2" aircraft designs. Hawaiian...

Fuel-thirsty cruise line and airline industry stocks rallied early Monday as oil prices dropped after Israel's measured response to Iran.

Members are rewarded sooner at new milestones and can choose from various perks Members can rack up elite-qualifying miles to reach milestones and status when they redeem award travel, make credit card purchases and more We'll offer new options for earning and redeeming worldwide with our global partners As Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines combine, a new single loyalty program is on the horizon SEA...

With the market on a roll, the Q3 earnings season gets a strong start, with Netflix and Goldman Sachs on the calendar.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sift , the AI-powered fraud platform securing digital trust for leading global businesses, today announced that it has been selected by Alaska Airlines to prevent payment fraud and manage chargeback disputes. By implementing Sift's platform, Alaska Airlines is able to automatically identify and stop payment fraud—while reducing unnecessary fricti...

Odysee CEO Steve Casley sees dollar signs in data. Or more specifically, AI-powered software that can analyze reams of data to help commercial airlines get the most out of its complex flight schedules.