RENO (KOLO) -- Aloha Airlines says it's shutting down. The airline will still be flying some of its flights on Monday.
A spokesman for the Reno-Tahoe International Airport says Aloha had offered two daily flights through Reno. It's not known if those flights will be cancelled Monday.
The shut down comes after the airline failed to find a buyer or secure financing.
About 19-hundred employees are affected. The number of employees in Reno affected was not immediately available.
If you've booked tickets on Aloha, you're advised to contact the airline.
Additional helpful information can be found at: http://www.alohaairlines.com/home/home.php.
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