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Alaska Airlines launches new routes to connect California and the Pacific Northwest

Cheryl Ng
Last updated: 2 August 2025 13:51
By Cheryl Ng
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An Alaska Airlines aircraft is captured in mid-air against a clear blue sky. The aeroplane has its landing gear extended, indicating it is either approaching for landing or has just taken off. The aircraft features the Alaska Airlines logo prominently on its fuselage and a stylised image of a mountain on its tail.
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Alaska Airlines is expected to add seven new routes to connect destinations across the Pacific Northwest and California. The routes are expected to start operating from October.

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About the network expansion of Alaska Airline’s new routesDetails of the new routesAbout the aircraft Embraer 175
The image shows an airport terminal with large windows overlooking the runway. Inside the terminal, several people are seated at tables and chairs, some engaging in conversation. Outside on the runway, an Alaska Airlines plane is parked while another plane is taking off in the background. The scene is bright and clear with a view of trees and hills in the distance.
Alaska North Satellite Lounge in Seattle © Alaska Airlines

About the network expansion of Alaska Airline’s new routes

Alaska Airlines, an American airline based in the Seattle metropolitan area, is expected to add three services from Hollywood Burbank Airport to destinations in Oregon and Washington state, including Eugene, Pasco, Redmond, and Ontario.

In addition, the airline will also provide wintertime service to connect San Diego and Sun Valley to fulfil the demand during the holiday season.

The airline is also planning to operate flights between Boise and Southern California and a route to connect Palm Springs and Santa Rosa.

A map of the western United States showing new flight routes announced by Alaska Airlines. The map highlights cities including Spokane, Pasco, Boise, Sun Valley, Eugene, Redmond/Bend, Sonoma, Burbank, Orange County, Ontario, Palm Springs, and San Diego with lines connecting these destinations.
The map of the new routes. © Alaska Airlines

Details of the new routes

The routes from Burbank to Eugene, Pasco, and Redmond are expected to be a year-round service starting on the 26th October this year, and the services will run daily.

The service between Palm Springs and Santa Rose, also expected to begin on the 26th October, will fly five times per week during the winter.

The flights to connect San Diego and Sun Valley are also a winter service, expected to begin on the 18th of December with three weekly services.

The routes to connect Boise and Ontario, and services run between Spokane to Orange County, are expected to run on a year-round basis with daily operation.

All of the new routes that are launching this time are expected to fly with the aircraft model E175.

A white Alaska Horizon aeroplane is parked on the tarmac under a clear blue sky. The aircraft features the word "Alaska" prominently on its fuselage and has an image of a face on its tail fin.
Alaska Airlines aircraft E175 © Alaska Airlines

About the aircraft Embraer 175

E175 aircraft, the model that is expected to fly with all seven new routes, is designed for short to mid-distance hauls.

The aircraft features 76 wide seats with no middle seats, which allows all passengers to enjoy either a window or aisle seat. The aircraft also offers in-flight entertainment and Wi-Fi.

First Class travellers can also access the power outlet, which is situated on the seats.

Alaska Airlines Vice President of Revenue Management and Network Planning Kirsten Amrine said,

“We’re the only global airline based on the West Coast, and we’re proud to offer the most flights and seats between California, Washington and Oregon. These new additions further expand our ability to take our guests between growing markets in California and the Pacific Northwest for leisure and business travel.”

Are you excited to fly with Alaska Airlines this winter? Which is your favourite destination? Leave a comment below and share with other readers!

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Aviation Reporter - A recent graduate with BA Media and Communications, Cheryl is currently pursuing her masters in Digital Journalism at Goldsmiths University. Cheryl's love for travel comes from her fluency in three languages!
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