Honolulu Star-Advertiser — News
31/10/2026 07:05

Alaska Air lays off 200 workers as fuel costs continue to climb

Facing a potential $700 million loss driven by record fuel costs, Alaska Air Group will cut 200 management jobs, including 48 in Hawaii, as it seeks to reduce overhead and streamline operations.

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