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Christine Boynton
September 26, 2024
Alaska Air Group airlines and subsidiaries now operate nearly 1,500 daily flights to 141 destinations.
Credit: Alaska Air Group
Despite a U.S. administration wary of consolidation, the fifth- and 10th-largest airlines in the country have closed their merger. The deal between Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines marks the first merger of major U.S. carriers since 2016, when Alaska was cleared to acquire Virgin America. The…
Christine Boynton
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