5 Ways To Europe: Alaska Airlines To Launch Seasonal Nonstop Flights To Paris & Athens In 2027
Alaska Airlines is expanding its European network by launching seasonal nonstop flights to Athens and Paris from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) in May 2027, using Boeing 787-9 aircraft. This expansion will bring Alaska's European destinations from Seattle to five, intensifying its competition with Delta Air Lines, which already serves many of these routes. The airline's growth relies heavily on its Dreamliner deliveries, with current projections showing a limited fleet that could be strained by the rapid expansion.
Alaska Airlines launches 2 more nonstop intercontinental routes from Seattle
Alaska Airlines is expanding its international offerings from Seattle by launching new nonstop seasonal flights to Athens, Greece, and Paris, France. These new routes, part of a larger strategy to make Seattle a "global gateway," bring Alaska's total long-haul destinations from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to seven, fueled in part by the acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines. The expansion also intensifies competition with Delta, which is also increasing its international services from Seattle.
New routes: Alaska Airlines adds flights to Paris and Athens, Greece
Alaska Airlines is expanding its global reach by adding new nonstop flights from Seattle to Athens, Greece, and Paris, France, starting in May. This expansion leverages Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners acquired through its 2024 acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines, positioning Alaska as a major global airline with a growing intercontinental map. The new routes cater to frequent flyer requests and will increase Alaska's European destinations to five, alongside two in Asia.
Alaska Airlines teams up with world champion Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold to launch multi-year partnership celebrating Seattle, Alaska's loyal guests and its growing global network
Alaska Airlines has announced a multi-year partnership with Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold to promote the airline's global expansion, including new nonstop routes from Seattle to Paris and Athens. The campaign will feature Darnold alongside Alaska employees in various media and guest experiences, highlighting Seattle pride, the Atmos™ Rewards program, and an enhanced premium travel experience. This collaboration aims to connect the excitement of football season with Alaska's growth as a global gateway.
Alaska Air Group stock holds steady as investors parse Q2 2026 loss and updated outlook
Alaska Air Group (ALK) stock is trading in the mid-$40s after reporting a net loss in Q2 2026, despite revenue growth driven by premium and corporate travel. Analysts maintain a generally constructive stance, with price targets ranging from $43 to $92, indicating that while the company faces cost challenges, its long-term strategy of fleet modernization and loyalty program expansion offers potential upside. The stock's performance is also influenced by broader market factors like interest rates and equity sentiment.
Alaska will be the only airline flying nonstop from the West Coast to Athens
Alaska Airlines (NYSE: ALK) announced new seasonal nonstop routes from Seattle to Athens and Paris, launching in May 2027. The Seattle-Athens route will be the first nonstop service from the West Coast to Greece's capital, operating three times weekly, while Seattle-Paris will operate five times weekly. Both routes will utilize Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners with premium amenities, and introductory roundtrip Main Cabin fares start at $999.
Alaska Air (ALK) Down 7.1% Since Last Earnings Report: Can It Rebound?
Alaska Air Group (ALK) shares have fallen 7.1% since its last earnings report, underperforming the S&P 500. The company reported a narrower-than-expected Q2 2026 adjusted loss but missed revenue consensus, with profitability impacted by increased fuel costs despite year-over-year revenue growth. Estimates for ALK have been trending downward, and the stock currently holds a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold).
Flight attendants challenge Alaska Airlines over staffing for new international service
Flight attendants are challenging Alaska Airlines over staffing levels for its new international services, exposing complexities as the airline expands globally. The airline recently launched service to five new overseas destinations and plans to offer at least 12 out of Seattle by 2030. This dispute highlights the operational challenges Alaska Airlines faces in its ambition to become a global carrier.
Alaska Airlines Passengers Could Face Service Cuts As Flight Attendants Complain About Workload
Alaska Airlines' flight attendants have filed formal complaints regarding unsustainable workloads on new long-haul Boeing 787-9 flights, particularly those operated by pre-merger Hawaiian Airlines crew. They are demanding increased staffing or service cuts, citing violations of their Collective Bargaining Agreement. Travelers have also noted reduced service quality, and the union is calling for flight attendants to document issues to support their demands.
AFA: Flight Attendants Overextended on Alaska’s 787 Flights
Unionized flight attendants at Alaska Airlines, represented by the AFA-CWA, claim they are being "set up to fail" due to insufficient staffing on the new Boeing 787-9 international flights. They allege Alaska Airlines failed to honor an agreement to study 787 staffing after a 30-day observation period, instead telling flight attendants to "Make it work." The union is demanding that Alaska Airlines either increase staffing to meet service goals or collaborate to establish realistic service standards that align with current staffing levels.
Alaska Air Group stock holds in the low $40s as investors digest recent volatility
Alaska Air Group stock is trading in the low $40s in mid-August 2026, with a market capitalization exceeding $7 billion. Investors are evaluating recent share price swings and the airline's valuation, which currently stands at a price-to-earnings ratio of 14.77. The article highlights the company's strong route network, focus on customer experience, and operational reliability as key factors in its investment case despite recent market volatility.
Alaska Air Drops 3.7% as Lala Puts $123 Million Hawaii Storm Benchmark to Test
Alaska Air Group (NYSE: ALK) shares dropped 3.70% after Hurricane Lala hit Hawaii, causing widespread damage and disrupting airline operations. The storm is expected to significantly impact the airline's third-quarter unit revenue, potentially reducing it by 2–3 points, which could amount to an estimated $123 million based on Alaska's Q2 revenue. This new challenge comes as the company was already anticipating a recovery in Hawaii demand.
Alaska Air Group stock trades below recent highs as valuation debate intensifies
Alaska Air Group (ALK) stock has been trading below recent highs in mid-August 2026, despite valuation metrics suggesting a significant discount to its estimated fair value of $63.11 per share. The stock closed at $44.04 on August 17, 2026, indicating a 30.2% undervaluation. Investors are focusing on upcoming earnings and operational updates to see if they will narrow this valuation gap.
Alaska Airlines shuffles leadership as it expands international network
Alaska Airlines is reorganizing its leadership structure to consolidate network, partnerships, and loyalty functions under a single leader. This move follows the acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines and precedes the airline's plan to launch service to at least 12 international destinations from Sea-Tac Airport by 2030.
Alaska Air Group Inc (ALK) Stock Down 4.2% -- Now Undervalued? G
Alaska Air Group Inc (ALK) shares fell 4.2% to $44.04, but GuruFocus's GF Value™ indicates it is 30.2% undervalued with a fair value estimate of $63.11, despite being unprofitable and cash-flow-negative. The stock has a GF Score™ of 75/100, showing strong profitability and growth but weak financial strength and valuation, leading to a "Possible Value Trap" warning. Insider activity shows $3.8M in sales with no purchases, while guru sentiment is mixed.
BofA Securities Adjusts Alaska Air Group Price Target to $60 From $65
BofA Securities has lowered its price target for Alaska Air Group (ALK) from $65 to $60. The company's stock, trading on the NYSE, closed at $44.04 on August 17, 2026. This adjustment follows a period where other analysts have also revised price targets for Alaska Air Group, some maintaining a "Buy" rating.
Privium takes a $27.2M Alaska Air stake, its second-largest holding
Privium Fund Management UK Ltd has acquired a significant $27.2 million stake in Alaska Air Group, making it the fund's second-largest holding and representing 11.3% of its portfolio. This investment, comprising 523,685 shares, indicates a concentrated bet on the airline despite analysts forecasting a loss for the current year. Alaska Air Group's current financials show a challenging liquidity position and a negative P/E ratio.
His wife steered him away from investment banking. Now he's president of Alaska Airlines.
Shane Tackett, who initially aimed for a career in investment banking in San Francisco, became president of Alaska Airlines thanks to his wife, who was a recruiter for Alaska Air Group and had a different vision for his career path. This article highlights his unconventional journey to a leadership position within the airline.
Bank of America Corp DE Has $35.51 Million Stock Holdings in Alaska Air Group, Inc. $ALK
Bank of America Corp DE significantly reduced its stake in Alaska Air Group (ALK) by 37.4% in the first quarter, selling over 577,000 shares but still holding 965,492 shares valued at $35.5 million. Despite institutional investors owning a substantial 81.9% of the company, ALK reported a quarterly loss, though it beat analyst expectations, and analysts project continued unprofitability for the current fiscal year. While analyst sentiment is generally a "Moderate Buy" with an average target of $65.65, some earnings estimates have been revised downward, and a company EVP also sold a portion of his shares.
Assenagon Asset Management S.A. Makes New Investment in Alaska Air Group, Inc. $ALK
Assenagon Asset Management S.A. has initiated a new position in Alaska Air Group, Inc. (NYSE:ALK), purchasing 26,959 shares valued at approximately $1.4 million. This investment comes as institutional investors and hedge funds collectively own 81.90% of the company. Despite some mixed analyst ratings, the consensus is a "Moderate Buy" with an average price target of $65.65, and the company recently beat earnings expectations for its latest quarter.
Alaska Air Group (ALK) Rebounds On Growth Narrative, Is It Still A Bargain?
Alaska Air Group (ALK) stock has rebounded over the last 90 days but still shows a 1-year total shareholder return decline. Despite short-term weakness, the company is considered 24.5% undervalued with a narrative fair value of $62.91, driven by anticipated growth from its Seattle international gateway expansion and increasing travel demand. However, higher unit costs and Hawaiian integration challenges could pressure margins.
Alaska Air Group (ALK) Rebounds On Growth Narrative, Is It Still A Bargain?
Alaska Air Group (ALK) has shown a 28.59% rebound in its share price over the past 90 days, despite a 1-year decline of 16.48%. The company is considered undervalued with a narrative fair value of US$62.91 against a current price of US$47.50, based on anticipated growth from its Seattle international gateway expansion. However, challenges like higher unit costs and Hawaiian integration work could impact margins.
Alaska Air Group (ALK) Rebounds On Growth Narrative, Is It Still A Bargain?
Alaska Air Group (ALK) has seen a recent rebound in its share price over 90 days, despite a 1-year decline. The stock is considered undervalued by Simply Wall St's narrative analysis, with a fair value of $62.91 against a current price of $47.50, driven by anticipated growth from its Seattle international gateway expansion. However, risks include higher unit costs and complex Hawaiian integration work.
Alaska Airlines News: Hawaiian Fully Merged, Seattle Now Flies Long-Haul
Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines have completed their operational merger, now functioning as a single entity with shared systems, certificates, and loyalty programs, though the Hawaiian brand remains. This integration has significantly expanded Alaska's long-haul capabilities from Seattle, utilizing Hawaiian's former widebody fleet for new transatlantic and transpacific routes. The article also provides recent updates on financial results, sustainability efforts, and fleet changes, while addressing the 2024 door plug incident.
Alaska Air Group stock trades below consensus as Q3 2026 earnings expectations rise
Alaska Air Group's stock is trading in the high-$40s, significantly below the consensus price target of $65.65, despite analysts raising Q3 2026 earnings per share forecasts to $0.91 from $0.40. This suggests a notable gap between the current market valuation and analyst expectations for the company's future profitability. While the company still expects a full-year 2026 loss, the improved Q3 outlook and a "Moderate Buy" rating indicate a more positive sentiment among analysts than the current stock price reflects, highlighting potential upside for investors.
Wall Street Zen Upgrades Alaska Air Group (NYSE:ALK) to Sell
Wall Street Zen has upgraded Alaska Air Group (NYSE:ALK) from "strong sell" to "sell," despite a more optimistic "Moderate Buy" consensus rating among other analysts with a target price of $65.65. The company's shares opened at $47.42, down 2%, after reporting a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss of $0.92 per share on $4.07 billion in revenue. Insider activity shows an executive vice president sold 5,300 shares, while institutional investors hold a significant 81.9% stake in the company.
Alaska Air stock (ALK) drops 1.7% as company’s fuel costs continue to overshadow flight disruption risks
Alaska Air Group Inc. (ALK) shares dropped 1.7% despite a recent flight security incident being deemed non-credible. Investors are more concerned with the airline's significant fuel costs, which represented an additional $600 million expense last quarter, accounting for 11.3% of its market capitalization. While analysts are generally optimistic with an average price target of $64.77, the company's profitability hinges on a projected 15.3% decrease in fuel costs for Q3.
Enterprise value to EBIT forward of Alaska Air Group, Inc. – BX:ALK
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Zacks Research Expects Higher Earnings for Alaska Air Group
Zacks Research has increased its Q2 2027 EPS estimate for Alaska Air Group to $1.93, up from $1.71, while maintaining a "Hold" rating on the stock. The firm also anticipates FY2028 earnings per share of $9.99 for the airline. Alaska Air Group recently reported a Q2 loss of $0.92 per share, which still managed to beat analyst expectations, and saw its revenue grow 9.7% year-over-year to $4.07 billion.
Empowered Funds LLC Has $401,000 Position in Alaska Air Group, Inc. $ALK
Empowered Funds LLC significantly reduced its stake in Alaska Air Group (NYSE:ALK) by 72.6% in the first quarter, now holding 10,897 shares valued at $401,000. Despite this, institutional investors collectively own 81.9% of the company. Alaska Air Group reported a quarterly loss of $0.92 per share, which still beat analyst estimates, and saw a 9.7% year-over-year revenue increase.
Sei Investments Co. Sells 22,052 Shares of Alaska Air Group, Inc. $ALK
Sei Investments Co. reduced its stake in Alaska Air Group, Inc. by 32.8% in the first quarter, selling 22,052 shares and retaining 45,145 shares valued at $1.66 million. Despite this sale, institutional ownership in ALK remains high at 81.9%, with several other major investors increasing their positions. Alaska Air Group reported better-than-expected quarterly results and analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" consensus with an average price target of $65.65.
Alaska Air Group, Inc. (NYSE:ALK) Given Consensus Rating of "Moderate Buy" by Analysts
Analysts have issued a "Moderate Buy" consensus rating for Alaska Air Group (NYSE:ALK), with an average 12-month price target of $65.65, significantly above its current trading price of $50.66. The company recently reported better-than-expected quarterly EPS of -$0.92, although revenue of $4.07 billion slightly missed estimates. Institutional investors hold a substantial portion of ALK's stock, and an executive vice president recently sold 5,300 shares.
Alaska Air Group releases 2025 Impact Report & 2030 impact goals
Alaska Air Group, encompassing Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, and Horizon Air, has released its 2025 Impact Report, outlining new 2030 impact goals. These goals aim to unify the airlines under a shared sustainability framework, focusing on environmental responsibility, community engagement, and operational resilience. The report highlights achievements like a 52% increase in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) purchases in 2025 and sets targets for reducing GHG emissions, increasing recycling, and investing in sustainable technologies.
Alaska Air Group Inc (ALK) Earnings Forecast: Future EPS & Revenue Growth Estimates
This article provides an earnings forecast for Alaska Air Group Inc (ALK), highlighting its current earnings forecast score of 7.67 and an average price target of $64.00. Based on 18 analyst ratings, the consensus recommends a "Buy" trend for the stock. The expected revenue for the next quarter is $4.30 billion, with an anticipated EPS of $0.66.
Amundi Acquires New Shares in Alaska Air Group, Inc. $ALK
Amundi acquired 59,956 shares of Alaska Air Group, Inc. (NYSE:ALK) in the first quarter, valued at approximately $2.2 million, as institutional investors now collectively own 81.9% of the company. Despite reporting a quarterly loss of $0.92 per share, which beat estimates, and a 9.7% year-over-year revenue increase to $4.07 billion, an executive recently sold 5,300 shares. Analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating with a consensus price target of $65.65, significantly above the current stock price of $50.66.
Alaska Air Group Inc (ALK) Technical Analysis: Support, Resistance, Indicators & Moving Averages
This article provides a technical analysis of Alaska Air Group Inc (ALK), highlighting its current price momentum score of 4.81 and its trading range between resistance at $55.72 and support at $43.55. It details various technical indicators like MACD, RSI, and Moving Averages, offering insights into potential buy, sell, or neutral signals. The analysis suggests a neutral signal based on today's moving averages and other technical indicators.
Alaska Air Group, Inc. (ALK) Stock Forecasts
Argus has raised its target price for Alaska Air Group Inc. (ALK) to $55.00. The company operates Alaska and Horizon airlines across three segments. The current stock price for ALK is $50.69.
Alaska Air Group sets unified 2030 impact goals in 2025 Impact Report
Alaska Air Group has released its 2025 Impact Report, outlining unified 2030 impact goals for Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, and Horizon Air. The report details progress in areas such as safety, emissions, waste reduction, workforce engagement, community investment, and governance. Key achievements include a significant increase in sustainable aviation fuel purchases, fuel savings, reduced ground service equipment emissions, and substantial employee volunteer hours and community giving.
Alaska Air Group releases 2025 Impact Report and establishes new, unified 2030 impact goals for Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines and Horizon Air
Alaska Air Group has released its 2025 Impact Report, outlining progress against previous goals and introducing new, unified 2030 impact goals for Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, and Horizon Air. The report highlights achievements in safety, environmental sustainability, and community engagement, while also detailing significant investments and operational integration efforts following the Alaska-Hawaiian combination. The 2030 goals aim to further consolidate the sustainability strategy across all brands for a more resilient global company.
Alaska Air Group (ALK) Stock Faces Margin Rebuild Pressure After Loss
Alaska Air Group (ALK) saw its stock slip after reporting a Q2 2026 net loss of $76 million, despite revenue growth. The article discusses the challenges the airline faces in rebuilding its margins due to rising fuel and unit costs, alongside its strategies involving Hawaiian Airlines integration, premium products, and loyalty programs. While there are bullish arguments centered on operational improvements, bearish views highlight cost volatility and debt coverage risks.
Press Release: FlightPath3D Cloud Map takes flight with Alaska Air Group
FlightPath3D's Cloud Map platform has been deployed across Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, and Horizon Air, enabling live flight tracking, travel tips, and destination discovery for passengers using their own mobile devices. The system utilizes Starlink's internet link, reducing deployment costs and accelerating rollout. This collaboration enhances the inflight experience with real-time operational details and popular features like Destination Reels.
Alaska Air Group (NYSE: ALK) EVP Harrison sells 5,300 shares
Andrew R. Harrison, EVP and CCO of Alaska Air Group (NYSE: ALK), sold 5,300 shares of company stock on August 3, 2026, at a weighted average price of $49.671 per share. This transaction, categorized as an open market sale, leaves Harrison with 25,528 shares of Alaska Air Group common stock. The sale was not conducted under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan.
ALASKA AIR GROUP, INC. SEC Filing (Aug 3, 2026)
This article reports on an SEC Form 144 filing by ALASKA AIR GROUP, INC. (ALK) dated August 3, 2026. The filing indicates a proposed sale of 5,300 shares of common stock, acquired through restricted stock vesting, with an aggregate market value of $263,130.79. The securities are to be sold through Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC on the NYSE.
Alaska Air Bets on Loyalty, Long-Haul Growth and Major Fleet Upgrades
Alaska Air Group is undergoing a strategic transition focused on enhancing revenue quality through premium travel, loyalty programs, long-haul expansion, and fleet modernization. The company is investing in cabin retrofits, a unified loyalty platform with Hawaiian Airlines, and new, fuel-efficient aircraft, alongside significant infrastructure upgrades like a new maintenance hangar. While the strategic direction is clear, the article notes that the immediate payoff is not yet apparent, and growth and momentum scores remain weak despite an attractive value profile.
Alaska Air Bets on Loyalty, Long-Haul Growth and Major Fleet Upgrades
Alaska Air Group is implementing a strategy to enhance its revenue quality by focusing on premium travel, loyalty programs, long-haul growth, and fleet modernization. This plan involves cabin retrofits, a unified loyalty platform with Hawaiian Airlines, and a shift towards international long-haul flights from Seattle. Despite these strategic moves, the immediate financial payoff is not yet clear, with the stock currently holding a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) due to weaker growth and momentum scores.
Alaska Air's Hawaiian Integration Reshapes Its Long-Term Growth Story
Alaska Air Group's integration with Hawaiian Airlines aims to expand its network beyond a regional focus, now serving over 140 destinations globally. This strategic move, including a unified loyalty program (Atmos Rewards) and fleet modernization, seeks to leverage a broader platform for growth. However, the article highlights that the success of this expansion hinges on effective integration, cost control, and operational reliability, as the company faces balancing strong demand with significant cost pressures and integration complexities.
Alaska Airlines Doubles Cargo Capacity with Addition of Four Freighters
Alaska Airlines is significantly expanding its cargo operations by adding four 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighter aircraft, doubling its dedicated freighter fleet from five to nine. These new freighters, expected by early 2027, will enhance reliability and capacity for communities in Alaska and Hawai’i, supporting vital shipments like seafood, medicine, and groceries. This expansion is part of Alaska Air Cargo's strategic plan to grow revenue, integrate operations with Hawaiian Airlines, and deliver $150 million in new annual profit.
DA Davidson Cuts Price Target on Alaska Air Group to $66 From $70, Keeps Buy/Add Rating
DA Davidson has reduced its price target for Alaska Air Group (ALK) to $66 from $70, while maintaining a "Buy/Add" rating on the stock. This adjustment comes amidst recent news regarding fuel price swings impacting airline earnings forecasts, as seen with American Airlines cutting its outlook due to fuel shocks. Alaska Air Group itself reported Q2 revenue slightly below analyst estimates.
Alaska Air CEO joins Lyft board of directors
Alaska Air Group CEO Ben Minicucci has joined Lyft's board of directors, effective July 23, 2026. He will receive company shares as part of his compensation for this role.
Alaska Air CEO joins rideshare company board of directors
Alaska Air Group CEO Ben Minicucci has been appointed to Lyft's board of directors, effective July 23. As part of his compensation, Minicucci will receive shares of the rideshare company's stock. This move indicates a potential strategic collaboration or insight exchange between the airline and rideshare industries.
