Alaska & Hawaiian To Join Oneworld's Atlantic & Pacific Joint Ventures
The airline said the move would expand its international network and give it access to partnerships that cover more than 85% of U.S. carrier long-haul capacity.
- On September 29, 2026, Alaska Airlines announced plans to join the Atlantic Joint Business and Pacific Joint Business , building on existing partnerships with American Airlines and oneworld carriers.
- Seeking to improve its competitive position, Alaska Airlines noted that over 85% of carrier global long haul capacity operates within immunized joint businesses, while partnering with American helps it compete against Delta and United.
- Chief Commercial Officer Andrew Harrison said, "Alaska Accelerate is about building a stronger, more global airline for our guests," while CCO Nat Pieper expressed excitement to build on their successful long-standing partnership.
- International Airlines Group Chief Commercial Strategy Officer Julio Rodr welcomed the development, noting that for more than 15 years the Atlantic Joint Business has delivered greater choice and connectivity.
- In the coming months, Alaska Airlines anticipates filing for approval and antitrust immunity with the Department of Transportation while seeking relevant approvals from international regulators.
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Alaska Airlines Plans to Join American’s Atlantic and Pacific Joint Ventures - The Bulkhead Seat
Alaska Airlines is looking to deepen its relationship with American Airlines and several major international carriers by joining American's existing Atlantic and Pacific joint businesses. American and Alaska announced their intention to pursue the arrangement, which would significantly expand Alaska's role in international travel as the carrier builds out its long-haul network.
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