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Alaska Airlines has begun using an artificial intelligence (A.I.) program called Flyways to make journeys faster with less air turbulence, while burning fewer gallons of fuel

Alaska Airlines has begun using an artificial intelligence (A.I.) program called Flyways to make journeys faster with less air turbulence, while burning fewer gallons of fuel

DaveAlan/iStock(LOS ANGELES) -- When passengers board an Alaska Airlines flight, most don't know it but that plane is lighter than other Boeing 737s or Airbus A320s, according to the airline. That's because during the COVID-19 pandemic, the airline used the slowdown in travel to develop, test and introduce new products to replace plastics on board. Gone are plastic water bottles and plastic cups. Lighter alternatives are being used. Food containers have been redesigned. It not only all...

Airlines and plane manufacturers have a fairly new and very honed focus on going green.

Alaska Airlines pushes toward a green future.

/PRNewswire/ -- Popular Science is proud to announce the 2021 "Best of Whats New" Award winners, the 100 most groundbreaking, culture-shifting products and...

/PRNewswire/ -- Popular Science is proud to announce the 2021 "Best of Whats New" Award winners, the 100 most groundbreaking, culture-shifting products and...

A route-optimization platform has reduced transcontinental flight times by as much as 30 minutes, the carrier said.

Alaska Airlines on Monday announced the launch of Alaska Star Ventures to invest in new aviation technologies as part of the airline’s goal to reach net zero…

Alaska Airlines has become the latest major airline to enter corporate investing with the launch of a new venture capital arm, dubbed Alaska Star Ventures, as the aviation industry looks to emerging technologies to help decarbonize air travel. Alaska Star Ventures’ first investment, to the tune of $15 million, is in Los Angeles-based UP.Partners’ inaugural […]