Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines announced plans to participate in joint ventures with other airlines as part of an Alaska Air Group media and investor event held on Tuesday. The two carriers intend to establish joint ventures across both the transatlantic and transpacific routes. These agreements align with existing partnerships within the oneworld alliance. Currently, Australia’s “Going Down Under” initiative is not included in these discussions, despite the established relationship between American Airlines and Qantas. This strategic move by Alaska Air Group aims to bolster its international network capabilities.
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