US-Iran war: Alaska Air Group to cut around 200 jobs; CEO expects annual loss of $700 million amid rising fuel costs
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Alaska Air Group plans to cut roughly 200 jobs as soaring fuel costs strain its finances, with its CEO warning of a possible $700 million annual loss. The move highlights growing pressure on US airlines as higher fares and steady travel demand fail to fully offset the sharp rise in fuel expenses.
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US-Iran war: Alaska Air Group to cut around 200 jobs; CEO expects annual loss of $700 million amid rising fuel costs
Alaska Air Group plans to cut roughly 200 jobs as soaring fuel costs strain its finances, with its CEO warning of a possible $700 million annual loss. The move highlights growing pressure on US airlines as higher fares and steady travel demand fail to fully offset the sharp...
