The airline has cut 194 scheduled flights for February and March at Portland International Airport, where it is the largest carrier.
PORTLAND, Ore. — Alaska Airlines started the year by announcing flight reductions of 10% due to Omicron, and new data shows the carrier’s cuts for the first quarter of 2022 add up to more than 1,200 nationally and nearly 200 at PDX.
Data from Cirium Inc. shows that Alaska (NYSE: ALK) as of Monday had cut 194 scheduled flights for February and March at Portland International Airport, where it is the largest carrier.
The reductions include three routes that were cut entirely by
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