Alaska Airlines Vows Support After RavnAir Shutdown

David Casey April 07, 2020
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Credit: Ingrid Barrentine / Alaska Airlines
Alaska Airlines plans to maintain flights to all points it currently serves in Alaska as well as bringing forward the launch of seasonal routes to Dillingham (DLG) and King Salmon (AKN) after the demise of RavnAir Alaska. Following the closure of the Anchorage-based regional carrier, Alaska Airlines...
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David Casey is Editor in Chief of Routes, the global route development community's trusted source for news and information.

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