But in reality, flying is one of the safest ways to travel and, thanks to a new report, we can now discover which are the safest airlines in the US to fly with. A recent study by MIT found that the fatality rate associated with flying fell to one per every 13.

For starters, some airlines use the "European" system, in which they own and operate their own regional subsidiaries. Alaska Airlines uses its regional subsidiary, Horizon Air, to operate regional flights across its broad network (although it also does farm some operations out).

The trouble for JetBlue is that it offers a higher-end flight experience than other low-cost competitors, like Spirit, Frontier or Breeze, but it can’t profitably sell seats that match their low prices,

The ratification now sets the stage for more negotiations with Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants.

American Airlines is officially trialing free Wi-Fi beginning next week, the airline announced internally on Friday and also confirmed with TPG.

The main reason for the move is to better balance the use of the facilities since Alaska moved to Harvey Milk Terminal 1,” an SFO spokesperson said.

JP Morgan analyst Jamie Baker revised ratings and forecasts for several North American airlines, noting concerns about consumer behavior, capacity, and reduced government travel.

Hawaiʻi Department of Agriculture’s pilot program, ʻAkamai Arrival,ʻ will launch on March 1 on select domestic flights in partnership with major airlines, including Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Hawaiian Airlines, Southwest Airlines and United Airlines.

shares a legacy of local commitment with Alaska Airlines, a 92-year-old carrier. Now, their combined network connects Hawaiʻi travelers to more than three times the number of North American destinations. Through the Oneworld airline alliance, passengers ...