The reductions, made in an effort to match the carrier's current pilot capacity, will be reflected in its posted schedule in mid-April.
is reducing 2% of its flights through the end of June due to a pilot shortage, the carrier said Thursday.
The reductions, made in an effort to match the carrier's current pilot capacity, will be reflected in Alaska's posted schedule in mid-April, the carrier said in a notice. Alaska also cautioned that these reductions will show up as cancelations. The schedule adjustment comes at a time when travelers are already flooding back to airports nationwide, with airport traffic nearing pre-pandemic levels.
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