Summary

Alaska Airlines is kicking off five new nonstop routes. Beginning today, guests can travel between Las Vegas and both San Diego and Santa Rosa/Sonoma County, and between Los Angeles and both Pasco, Washington, and Reno. We’re also resuming our nonstop service between Portland and Atlanta.

With the launch of two new flights from Los Angeles, Alaska officially offers the most daily flights to West Coast destinations of any airline from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The return of a guest-favorite flight between Los Angeles and Reno operates twice daily.

We’re excited to bring another nonstop option to guests traveling with us from Pasco, which operates once daily to LAX. Both routes are flown with our Embraer 175 jet, an aircraft boasting only window and aisle seating; there are no middle seats.

Las Vegas marks our 39th nonstop destination from San Diego, enhancing options for residents in southern California and cementing our title as the airline serving the most nonstop destinations from San Diego.

For Santa Rosa, the destination offers an easy stop en route to Mexico for our Bay Area guests, while Las Vegas residents are now a hop, skip and a jump away from wine country. Alaska guests collecting cabs or procuring pinots can also take advantage of our Wine Flies Free program, which helps avoid costly shipping fees by offering each Mileage Plan member the ability to check an entire case — up to 12 bottles of wine — for free. Service on this route operates once daily. Both routes are served by an Embraer 175 aircraft.

Just in time for guests to flee the rain or experience the seasons, we are excited to reopen our cross-country route between Portland and Atlanta, which will operate once daily on a Boeing 737-900. Guests can enjoy the Portland airport’s spectacular new terminal, including our transformed Alaska lobby area, which uses proprietary technology to speed travelers to security in 5 minutes or less.