SeaTac’s Alaska Air Group reported record second quarter profits today on strong demand for its services.
SeaTac’s Alaska Air Group reported record second quarter profits today on strong demand for its services.
The airline holding company, parent of Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air, beat Wall Street predictions for its per share income.
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This year’s first quarter, traditionally the weakest for Sea-Tac’s Alaska Air Group because of the dearth of tourist traffic to its namesake state, again produced record profits, the company announced this morning.
SeaTac’s Alaska Air Group announced record profits in the fourth quarter and for 2012 on Thursday as passenger traffic increased, costs declined and the airline holding company’s return on invested capital jumped to 13 percent.
SeaTac's Alaska Air Group announced record profits in the fourth quarter and for 2012 today as passenger traffic increased, costs declined and the airline holding company's return on invested capital jumped to 13 percent.
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