AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNorthern Lights Forecast: A geomagnetic storm could push aurora farther south than usual this weekend, with the best odds in Alaska and the northern U.S., and a faint glow possible as far south as Oregon, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and New York. Alaska Travel & Air Service: Southwest launched its first-ever Alaska routes—seasonal flights to Anchorage from Denver and Las Vegas—boosting connectivity for summer travelers. Airport Disruption: Spokane International is closing hourly parking near the main terminal for construction tied to a Central Hall that will eventually connect concourses post-security. Cruise Update: Celebrity Solstice is sailing Alaska again after a makeover adding an Italian restaurant and a redesigned outdoor park. Health Alert for Flyers: Los Angeles County confirmed a measles case tied to an Alaska Airlines arrival (Flight 1354); people at Tom Bradley Terminal B from 6–8 a.m. Thursday may have been exposed. Weekend Culture: Ketchikan’s SEAMAX is set to screen “The Ladder” with a Q&A, spotlighting a locally made sci-fi drama.
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