It also is adding flights on its busier routes. Horizon, part of Alaska Air Group, serves 48 cities in the western U.S., Canada and Mexico. More information is available at the group's website ...

Horizon Airlines plans to take over the Grafton-Sydney route when Qantas withdraws its service at the end of next month. The chief executive officer of Horizon, Gareth Brown, has visited Grafton ...

Horizon Airlines is cutting some flights in the Pacific ... Seattle-Idaho Falls: Two daily round trips begin on Oct. 12 on this new route. Of the two eastbound flights, one will stop in Boise ...

Alaska has already opened some of those routes using the Embraer jets, through agreements with Utah-based SkyWest Airlines. (Unlike Horizon, SkyWest is not an Alaska Air Group subsidiary.) ...

Horizon Air will resume flying between Portland International Airport and the Redmond Municipal Airport in November, restoring a route that stopped flying in 2021. Horizon will fly between PDX and ...

The airline will also begin four-times-weekly seasonal flying between Portland, Oregon, and Kona, Hawaii from 12 November. Alaska will deploy Boeing 737 aircraft for all the new services. Horizon ...

and parent company Alaska Air announced that to avoid further disruption it would hand over some of Horizon’s routes to rival regional carrier SkyWest. That move was a big blow to employee morale.