Alaska Airlines is reducing its schedule for April and May by 70 percent as it sees demand down more than 80 percent amid the Covid-19 outbreak. The carrier said it would adjust its schedule for June and beyond "based on demand, but it is our expectation that reductions will be substantial for at least the next several months." Other emergency cost-cutting measures have included executive pay cuts through Sept. 30, including CEO Brad Tilden and president Ben Minicucci cutting their salaries completely, offering voluntary leaves of absences to employees and reducing spending on such items as aircraft, buildings, equipment and leases where possible.