There’s a war being waged in Seattle right now.

But you won’t see it out on the streets, among your fellow citizens.

Instead – look to the sky. 

For years, two airlines: Delta and Alaska have battled for supremacy at Seatac.  Now, The Wall Street Journal says Alaska Airlines is making a big play to expand international flights – and Delta is striking back. 

Guest:

• Alison Sider, a reporter covering airlines and air travel for the Wall Street Journal

Related stories:

• Battle for Seattle: Can Delta Keep Dominating International Flights? - Wall Street Journal
• Delta Gets Blowback for Using AI to Set Airfares - Wall Street Journal

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