Lufthansa flights linking Sea-Tac Airport and Frankfurt were still scheduled to operate today and Wednesday despite a cabin attendants’ strike that has forced cancellation of 300 of the German airline’s flights today.
Lufthansa flights linking Sea-Tac Airport and Frankfurt were still scheduled to operate today and Wednesday despite a cabin attendants’ strike that has forced cancellation of 300 of the German airline’s flights today.
The sporadic strike last week forced cancellation of Sea-Tac Lufthansa flights among hundreds the airline erased from its schedule.
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SeaTac’s Alaska Airlines is adding a third daily nonstop flight between Sea-Tac Airport and Boston’s Logan Airport for the summer vacation season.
A strike by air traffic controllers in Europe is having little if any effect on travelers at Sea-Tac Airport.
The $11 billion merger of American Airlines and US Airways likely won’t bring major changes at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, and any changes the combination requires are likely months away.
Japan’s All Nippon Airways is scrubbing its planned 787 flights through May as The Boeing Co. plane remains grounded.
SeaTac’s Alaska Airlines, whose financial results are among the best in the airline industry, is experiencing new competition on some of its popular routes.
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