ALK stock news · Alaska Air Group, Inc.
Get alerts for ALK
Follow Alaska Air Group, Inc. (ALK) free. When we publish a story about it, you get the plain-English explanation as an alert.
Get alerts for ALKAlaska Air Group, Inc. shares how they did financially and what their business looks like.
NeutralAlaska Air Group filed a third-quarter results release, but this filing gives no figures, so it does not change the company's outlook.
Boeing's largest 737 MAX might get the green light to fly after being delayed for six years.
NeutralAlaska is named as a major MAX 10 customer, but the story gives no delivery timing or company-specific benefit. It does not change Alaska’s outlook.
Alaska is getting ready for a big winter storm that could bring 36 inches of snow, making travel very hard.
NeutralAlaska Air Group operates in Alaska, where a major snowstorm is forecast. The story describes road hazards, not flight disruptions, so it does not change the airline's outlook.
Elon Musk is sticking with Delta and claims CEO Ed Bastian might get fired for ignoring Starlink.
NeutralAlaska offers Starlink, one of the alternatives mentioned in the story. It reports no resulting customer gains, so it does not show a change in Alaska’s business outlook.
Alaska Air aims to make $1 billion by focusing on high-end travel and expanding worldwide.
Good for ALKAlaska Air says it has reached about two-thirds of its $1 billion added-profit goal and remains on track for 2027. Its progress and expansion plans make the update favorable.
Alaska Air Group, Inc. shares details about its Investor Day held on September 29, 2026.
NeutralAlaska Air Group filed a report listing 3 press releases and an Investor Day presentation, but not their contents. It gives no new detail that changes the company's outlook.
Meta could jump about 18%? Check out 10 expert predictions for Tuesday.
Good for ALKAlaska Air had its price target raised to $54 and its Buy rating kept, which signals greater analyst confidence in the airline's prospects.
Following the discovery of numerous safety infractions, Boeing has settled a $3.1 million penalty with the FAA, involving a MAX 9 aircraft: Report.
Bad for ALKThe mid-air blowout on an Alaska-operated 737 MAX and subsequent grounding and lawsuits create operational disruption and reputational/legal pressure for Alaska Air.