Alaska-Hawaiian merger clears DOT review, but airlines must preserve miles, routes
- The Biden administration approved Alaska Airlines’ $1 billion purchase of Hawaiian Airlines, pending certain conditions, including maintaining key routes and competition.
- The U.S. Transportation Department confirmed no obstacles remain for closing the merger, although final approvals are still required.
- Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg stated the airlines promised to protect travelers by safeguarding frequent-flyer rewards and ensuring families sit together without extra fees.
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