NASDAQ:HA

Boeing stock edges higher on Alaska’s 110-jet order, but MAX 10 approval is the next hurdle

Boeing shares rose 0.4% after Alaska Air ordered 105 737-10s and five 787 jets, its largest-ever purchase from the company. The 737-10 still awaits FAA certification before deliveries can begin. Investors are watching for Boeing’s Jan. 27 results for updates on production and cash flow.

7 January 2026

NASDAQ:ALK·NASDAQ:HA·NYSE:BA

Alaska-Hawaiian Merger Takes Off: Single Operating Certificate and More

The FAA granted Alaska Air Group a single operating certificate for Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines on Oct. 29, 2025, officially merging their operations. Hawaiian’s callsign and code were retired after HA866 landed in Honolulu, with all flights now using Alaska’s “AS” code. The carriers launched a unified loyalty program, Atmos Rewards, and Alaska announced new Seattle–London and Seattle–Reykjavik routes for 2026.

29 October 2025

Airlines·Mergers & Acquisitions·NASDAQ:ALK·NASDAQ:HA

Aviation Satellite Services: Benefits, Providers, and New Technologies

By late 2022, over 10,000 aircraft had in-flight connectivity, and 65% of airlines planned further investment. Aireon’s space-based ADS-B on Iridium NEXT has enabled global real-time tracking since 2019. Inmarsat, Iridium, Starlink, and OneWeb operate satellite networks supporting aviation data, with the satcom market projected to grow from $4.5 billion in 2024 to $8 billion by 2033.

4 June 2025

NASDAQ:HA·NASDAQ:IRDM·NASDAQ:VSAT·Technology

Market Crash Could Present Rare Buying Opportunity for Rolls-Royce Shares
March 23, 2026, 3:23 AM EDT. Rolls-Royce shares have soared over 700% in three years, backed by strong financials including £20bn revenue and a £3.5bn operating profit in 2023. However, with a forward P/E ratio of 33, the stock appears pricey. Analysts warn major indices like the FTSE 100 and S&P 500 may face a 10-20% correction amid high valuations and risks such as an AI bubble burst, persistent inflation, and geopolitical tensions. A potential market downturn could offer a rare chance to buy Rolls-Royce shares at a discount. Yet, risks remain if economic pressures reduce defence spending and air travel. Investors should consider holding cash to capitalize on possible price drops in this volatile environment.