Alaska Airlines Slashes 70% Of Network Over COVID-19

Ben Goldstein March 26, 2020
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Over the past several weeks, Alaska Airlines has seen demand decline by more than 80% across its network.
Credit: Alaska Airlines
Alaska Airlines announced plans to cut its schedule by 70% in April and May, citing the “historic and unprecedented falloff in demand” caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Seattle-based company indicated in a Mar. 26 securities filing that planned reductions beyond May are expected to be...
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