Alaska Airlines Cancels 2% Of Flights Through June Over Pilot Shortage

Ben Goldstein April 08, 2022
Alaska Airlines
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Alaska Airlines is cutting its schedule by 2% through the end of June, part of an effort to address the operational strains caused by a shortage of available pilots. The schedule cuts come after Seattle-based Alaska canceled hundreds of flights during the first few days of April, which the carrier...
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