Alaska Airlines plans $60 million in terminal, cargo improvements statewide

Alaska Airlines has launched a $60 million plan to improve its terminals and other facilities around the state over the next few years. The airline is also expanding its cargo capacity to serve Alaska, company officials said May 16.

The projects include upgrades and potential expansions at some of the 13 terminals owned by the airline, in some cases for the first time in decades, Marilyn Romano, the airline’s vice president of the Alaska region, said.

“We’ll be taking a hard look at each one,” she said.

“The details have not been finalized,” Scott Habberstad, the airline’s managing director fo...