Starting this autumn, Alaska Airlines will be adding new nonstop routes from San Diego and Los Angeles...
Alaska Airlines is expanding service at two of its major hubs in Southern California with new routes and additional capacity to popular West Coast destinations as part of the carrier’s ongoing commitment to growth in the state.
Starting in the autumn season, the airline is adding its 39th nonstop destination from San Diego with service to Las Vegas. Plus, starting a new service between Los Angeles and Pasco. The carrier is also bringing back the route between Los Angeles and Reno.
The airline is adding more flights to destinations its already offers out of Los Angeles International Airport, boosting capacity by more than 25%, including destinations such as Boise, Medford, Portland, San Jose, Santa Rosa and Seattle.
“As the only airline based on the West Coast, we’re committed to growth in Southern California, and I’m excited that we will offer our largest schedule out of the region in recent years; with our new services from Los Angeles to both Reno and Pasco as well as increased options to the destinations our guests visit most frequently. This new schedule also solidifies our title as the airline serving the most nonstop destinations from San Diego with our new service to Las Vegas,” said Neil Thwaites, regional vice president of California at Alaska Airlines.
“We are pleased to see Alaska Airlines continue to grow at San Diego International Airport and offer new routes to destinations across the country,” said Kimberly Becker, president and CEO of San Diego County Regional Airport Authority. “This new nonstop route to Las Vegas will offer yet another option for Southern Californians to travel to this city of lights and entertainment while providing Nevadans easy access to our beaches and sunshine in San Diego.”
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