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...That is more than Alaska’s 65, or the combined total of 52 at Copa Airlines, Aeroméxico and Icelandair....
...Shares in Boeing tumbled on Monday after US investigators announced they had located the door that blew out of an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max in the middle of a Friday flight....
...Five US carriers have raised bag fees by $5 in the past two months, starting with Alaska Airlines and JetBlue Airways in January and February, then American Airlines, United Airlines and Delta in a two-week...
...Other companies: Blackstone, DR Horton and Alaska Air Group will report earnings before the bell....
...Alaska — the fifth-largest US commercial carrier — will pay $18 a share for Hawaiian Holdings in an all cash deal....
...A plan to reach a $10bn cash flow target by 2025-26 would also take longer, West told a Bank of America conference in London on Wednesday....
...The Alaska Airlines flight was carrying 171 passengers and six crew on Friday when a section of the fuselage was torn away. All of those on board landed safely at Portland, Oregon....
...Cash reward. (Chronicle of Higher Education) — Is the turbine cycle turning?...
...Alaska said on Saturday that it had decided to take the “precautionary step” of temporarily grounding its fleet of Max 9s....
...The US aviation regulator has recommended that airlines check an older version of Boeing’s 737 jet that has the same kind of door plug as that which blew out on an Alaska Airlines aircraft earlier this month...
...In cash terms, the Boeing boss took home $5mn in pay vs $7mn in 2022, according to the company. He also waived his right to a $2.8mn incentive payment after the Alaska Airlines incident....
...fuselage breach of an Alaska Airlines aircraft earlier this month....
...According to current market chatter, the notional bet that Alaska is taking is something of a no-brainer....
...From the analysts: If 2024 free cash flow comes in around $4bn, we can safely exclude debt liability management exercises from 2024 as Boeing hoards cash to address its $5bn of 1Q24 maturities ($4bn within...
...will burn more cash in the first quarter than previously expected because of the crisis....
...Max flown by Alaska Airlines in January....
...With the knock to profits, Alaska said it anticipated 2024 adjusted earnings per share of $3-$5. Analysts had projected adjusted EPS of $4.93....
...And its latest turnaround effort comes with a $50mn cash impact that will delay hitting positive organic free cash flow by a year, to 2025....
...Regulators have placed a cap on Boeing’s production capacity following the harrowing mid-air panel blowout on an Alaska Airlines flight in January. This in turn means delivery delays....
...The airline does not operate any Max 9 aircraft, currently the focus of a federal investigation after a damaging fuselage breach of an Alaska Airlines aircraft 11 days ago....
...Boeing has warned it would burn more cash in the first quarter than previously expected because of the crisis....
...According to Michael Youngworth, a convertible bond strategist at Bank of America, a slower than expected fall in inflation is also encouraging companies to issue debt sooner rather than later....
...Last week Boeing warned it would burn more cash in the first quarter than previously expected because of the crisis. Boeing shares were up 1.5 per cent on Monday....
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