Alaska Airlines is canceling more than a dozen flights a day as tariffs hinder its ability to accept delivery of new aircraft, according to the carrier. The Seattle, Washington-based airline said ...

SEATTLE – Alaska Air Group reported Wednesday much lower profits in the second quarter compared with the same time period last year, but it remained optimistic amid the impact of tariffs and ...

Alaska Airlines is not alone; other U.S. carriers have also found ways to avoid or reduce tariff costs, such as rerouting aircraft deliveries through third countries before bringing them into the U.S.

According to Alaska Airlines, Horizon Air “ serves more than 45 cities in Alaska, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Alberta and British Columbia, Canada.” ...

An Alaska Airlines Embraer 175 taxis at Paine Field in Everett. Two Embraer E175 regional jets were scheduled to join Alaska’s fleet in May, but the deliveries were postponed due to tariffs.

Airlines may cancel flights this summer as tariffs on aircraft and parts from Europe threaten vacation plans. Currently, those tariffs sit at 10%, but could potentially double to 20%.