Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines Lead Thanksgiving Travel Reliability

Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines demonstrated exceptional operational performance during the Thanksgiving 2025 travel period. With a combined single-operating certificate, they successfully managed nearly 7,100 flights between November 26 and November 30. Key metrics included an A14 on-time performance of 82.3%, a completion rate of 99.1%, and DOT on-time arrivals at 80.5%. This reliability boosted tourism, benefiting local economies in destinations like Hawaii, California, and Alaska. The airlines are also offering Cyber Week sales, including BOGO deals, to stimulate future travel. Hawaiian Airlines is set to join the Oneworld alliance in spring 2026, further expanding their global network and providing more travel options for passengers. This strong performance underscores the vital role of air travel in maintaining the tourism economy and ensuring visitors can explore diverse U.S. destinations.

They reported an A14 of 82.3%, a completion rate of 99.1%, and DOT on-time arrivals of 80.5%.

They operated nearly 7,100 flights.

They announced one-day BOGO offers and ongoing Cyber Week deals; terms are on alaskaair.com?ref=yanuki.com and hawaiianairlines.com?ref=yanuki.com.

Hawaiian is scheduled to join Oneworld in spring 2026.

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