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ALK News Highlights
- For ALK, its 30 day story count is now at 23.
- Over the past 27 days, the trend for ALK's stories per day has been choppy and unclear. It has oscillated between 1 and 5.
- LUV, AAL and DAL are the most mentioned tickers in articles about ALK.
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Below are the latest news stories about Alaska Air Group Inc that investors may wish to consider to help them evaluate ALK as an investment opportunity.
Boeing: Orders Taking Off, but Deliveries Still GroundedBoeing's inability to deliver commercial jets at a reasonable pace will cause it to continue burning cash. |
GOAL! Seattle Kraken fans to receive early boarding on Alaska AirlinesThe Seattle Kraken's inaugural hockey season just got even sweeter for fans. Starting today through the end of the season, Kraken fans who wear the teams' jersey can board early on all Alaska Airlines flights departing Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) and Paine Field (PAE) this season. |
Why U.S. Airline Stocks Gained Yesterday Despite Dim ViewsAviation stock movements on the bourses were highly impressive on Sep 9, 2021. Evidently, the U.S. airline heavyweights like Delta Air Lines DAL, American Airlines AAL, United Airlines UAL, Alaska Air Group ALK and Southwest Airlines LUV gained 3.63%, 5.59%, 2.31%, 3.21% and 2.31%, respectively, on Thursday from Sep 8s closing price. Driven by the [] The post Why U.S. Airline Stocks Gained Yesterday Despite Dim Views appeared first on UK Stocks, Forex, Commodities, Crypto, Live Market News- Daily Forex News . |
Russell Wilson scores a new Alaska Airlines liveryThe celebration for the return of professional football continues today at Alaska Airlines, where the Seattle-based airline unveiled its fourth Russell Wilson livery. The Boeing 737-900ER aircraft was introduced to fans waiting for a flight from Seattle (SEA) to Indianapolis (IND), where Alaska's Chief Football Officer is set to take the field in his first game this season. |
Airline Stock Roundup: ALK's Delta Variant-Led Warning, GOL, AZUL in FocusAlaska Air (ALK) tapers Q3 view on Delta variant-triggered woes. Gol Linhas' (GOL) traffic surges 84.7% year over year in August. |
Airline recovery slows in wake of Hurricane Ida and spike in COVID-19 casesAirline recovery stalls as Hurricane Ida and spike in COVID-19 hit the bottom line. |
Alaska Air Group to webcast fireside chat at Cowen's 14th Annual Global Transportation & Sustainable Mobility ConferenceAlaska Air Group, Inc., the parent company of Alaska Airlines Inc. and Horizon Air Industries Inc., today announced it will webcast a virtual presentation by Chief Fiancial Officer Shane Tackett and Senior Vice President of Fleet, Finance & Alliances Nat Pieper on September 9, 2021, at 10:20AM Eastern Daylight Time from the Cowen Conference. Interested parties may watch the webcast via the link available at https://investor.alaskaair.com. |
Delta Variant-Led Drop in Travel Throws US Airlines Off CourseAlaska Air Group (ALK), American Airlines (AAL), Spirit Airlines (SAVE) and Southwest Airlines (LUV) experience softness in bookings as the Delta variant worsens air-travel demand. |
Alaska Airlines celebrates the return of football - brings back early boarding for guests wearing Russell Wilson jerseyTouchdown! In celebration of Chief Football Officer Russell Wilson's upcoming season, guests can score extra points with Alaska Airlines this football season. Beginning today, guests wearing a Russell Wilson No. 3 jersey or a limited edition Alaska's Russell Wilson shirt (available from the Alaska Company Store) will be given early boarding for all Seattle (SEA) and Everett (PAE) departing flights for the duration of the football season. |
American Airlines (AAL) to End Unvaccinated Staff Special LeavesAmerican Airlines (AAL) is set to scrap its special leave policy for unvaccinated employees who contract COVID-19, while retaining the same for the fully vaccinated staff. |