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Airlines to Fliers: "We're Really Listening!"
Customer reviews are playing a larger role in how airlines make decisions.
Will Your Airport Have Fewer Flights in the Future?
Many airlines are replacing smaller planes in their fleets with larger ones, while adding more seats to existing aircraft. In order to keep capacity growth in check in the future, airlines may have to reduce their service in smaller markets.
Is Big the New Small in the Airline Industry?
A large number of U.S. airlines are "upgauging", or increasing the average size of the aircraft they fly. While this has significant cost benefits, airlines may have trouble filling all of the additional seats that will be flying in a few years.
Alaska Air Group Beats Analyst Estimates on EPS
Just the facts, Fool.
What to Expect from Alaska Air Group
Checking expectations
Why the Dow Overshadows These Forgotten Stocks
The broadest Dow average covers a wider universe of stocks than the Dow Industrials.
52-Hour Delays at Allegiant Will Help Competitors
Hawaiian Holdings and Alaska Airlines have been challenged recently in the West Coast-Hawaii travel market by ultra-low cost carrier Allegiant. However, recent mechanical problems at Allegiant led to delays of as much as 52 hours last weekend! This may convince future customers that paying a little more for their tickets is worthwhile.
The Other Dow Is at All-Time Highs, Too
The transports have been setting new records for a while now.
Alaska Air Awards $88 Million in 2012 Bonuses
Employees rewarded for exceeding operational and financial goals.
Alaska Air: Good Value and Buyout Potential
Alaska Air is very profitable and trades at a reasonable valuation. It could also be the next big merger target in the airline industry.