Alaska Air Group Inc. reported a pretax income under GAAP of USD 146 million for the full year ending December 31, 2025. Adjusted pretax income, excluding special items and other adjustments, for Alaska Airlines was USD 526 million for the period. The company noted a USD 407 million increase in non-fuel operating expenses, mainly due to higher wages and increased variable costs, partially offset by a USD 136 million decrease in variable incentive pay. In corporate updates, Alaska Air Group and Hawaiian Airlines obtained a single operating certificate from the FAA on October 29, 2025, officially recognizing the two carriers as one airline under the Alaska certificate. Additionally, new labor agreements were reached during the year: Alaska flight attendants ratified a new three-year Collective Bargaining Agreement, Hawaiian flight attendants ratified a three-year extension to their existing agreement, and Horizon technicians ratified a four-year agreement.
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