Approval for the sale of all twelve lots of Ravn Air Group assets was granted today at the final Bankruptcy Court hearing—including, in a last-minute turn of events, Ravn Air Group’s two Anchorage-based Part 121 passenger air carriers, RavnAir Alaska and PenAir.
For the Port of Alaska, the Westport, a 2,000-cubic-yard hopper dredge, maintains the seafloor to the congressionally approved depth of -35 feet for safe navigation.
To participate, passengers can submit a photo to the contest via the Alaska Railroad Facebook page or by using the hashtag #CatchTheTrainAK on Twitter or Instagram.
Alaska Airlines secures its financial stability and future during the COVID-19 recovery period while balancing the appropriate amount of liquidity.
Almost thirty bidders from inside and outside Alaska made diverse offers.
The E175 aircraft compliments the current Boeing 737 mainline flying in, to, and from the state of Alaska and is perfect for many communities where larger jets are not the best option.