List of Alaska Airlines destinations

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Several Alaska Airlines planes at Seattle–Tacoma International Airport, the airline's largest hub

Alaska Airlines is a major airline in the United States, headquartered in the Seattle metropolitan area, Washington. As of 2021, its combined network offers 1,200 flights to more than 115 destinations in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Belize under the Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air brands. [1] Its primary hubs are Seattle–Tacoma International Airport, Portland International Airport, Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, and Los Angeles International Airport.

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The airline was founded in 1932 and, during the period of regulation, connected numerous airstrips in Alaska to major cities, and the state of Alaska to Seattle. In 1969, Alaska only served Seattle in the lower 48, though they did offer connecting service to Texas on Braniff International Airlines. [2] Alaska also flew to Portland starting in 1951, but later discontinued the route.

After deregulation in 1978, Alaska began connecting California cities to Seattle. In 1985, the airline first served a state that didn't border the Pacific Ocean, starting service to Boise, Idaho; Phoenix, Arizona; and Tucson, Arizona. [3]

Alaska expanded to Mexico in 1988 and began adding destinations in the Midwestern and Eastern United States in the early 2000s. Alaska's first transcontinental route was to Washington, D.C. in 2001. Competition between Alaska Airlines and Delta Air Lines for control of Seattle resulted in a larger expansion in the 2010s. The acquisition of Virgin America by the Alaska Air Group added service to Dallas Love Field when the brands merged in early 2018.

Alaska started service to the state of Hawaii in 2007. [4] After six years of service they flew 11% of all passenger traffic to the state. [5]

In May 2017, Alaska announced that it would begin flying from Paine Field in Everett, Washington, the first airline to announce scheduled flights from this airport. [6]

Historical destinations

Alaska was the only airline to fly from the west coast of the United States to Havana, Cuba, with a flight from Los Angeles, which operated from 2017 to 2018. After a seasonal drop in demand, and travel restrictions placed by the Trump administration, the route was discontinued a year after launch. [7]

Beginning in 1991, Alaska Airlines operated weekly service to cities in Eastern Russia from Anchorage, Alaska. [8] [9] The service was canceled in 1998 after the Russian financial crisis. [10]

List

The following is a list of destinations that are served or have been served by Alaska Airlines. These do not include destinations flown only by Horizon Air. Previous cities flown solely by Horizon Air include: Arcata-Eureka, Astoria, Butte, Flagstaff, Klamath Falls, Lewiston, Mammoth Lakes, North Bend-Coos Bay, Pendleton, Port Angeles, Prescott, Prince George, Salem, and Twin Falls.

Key
Hub [11]
Focus City
Seasonal destination
Future destination
Terminated destinations
†Service was discontinued and later restored. Year indicates beginning of initial service. [12]
‡Service began with an airline that was acquired by Alaska prior to 1969. [12]
CityCountryIATAICAOAirportBeganEndedRefs
Acapulco Mexico (Guerrero)ACAMMAA General Juan N. Álvarez International Airport
Adak United States (Alaska)ADKPADK Adak Airport 2003present [13]
Albuquerque United States (New Mexico)ABQKABQ Albuquerque International Sunport 2014present [14]
Anchorage United States (Alaska)ANCPANC Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport 1932present 
Atlanta United States (Georgia)ATLKATL Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport 2009present [15]
Austin United States (Texas)AUSKAUS Austin-Bergstrom International Airport 2009present [16]
Baltimore United States (Maryland)BWIKBWI Baltimore-Washington International Airport 2014present [17]
Belize City Belize BZEMZBZ Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport 2021present [18]
Bellingham United States (Washington)BLIKBLI Bellingham International Airport 2009present [19]
Bethel United States (Alaska)BETPABE Bethel Airport 1984present [20]
Billings United States (Montana)BILKBIL Billings Logan International Airport 1988present [1]
Boise United States (Idaho)BOIKBOI Boise Airport 1984present [21]
Boston United States (Massachusetts)BOSKBOS Logan International Airport 2002present [22]
Bozeman United States (Montana)BZNKBZN Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport 1990present [1]
Burbank United States (California)BURKBUR Hollywood Burbank Airport 1981present [23]
Calgary Canada (Alberta)YYCCYYC Calgary International Airport 1992†present [24]
Cancún Mexico (Quintana Roo)CUNMMUN Cancún International Airport 2014†present [25]
Charleston United States (South Carolina)CHSKCHS Charleston International Airport 2015present [26]
Chicago United States (Illinois)ORDKORD O'Hare International Airport 2000present [27]
Cincinnati/Covington United States (Kentucky)CVGKCVG Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport 2021present [28]
Cleveland United States (Ohio)CLEKCLE Cleveland Hopkins International Airport 2022present [29]
Cold Bay United States (Alaska)CDBPACD Cold Bay Airport 20202021 [30]
Colorado Springs United States (Colorado)COSKCOS Colorado Springs Municipal Airport 20152017 [31]
Columbus United States (Ohio)CMHKCMH John Glenn Columbus International Airport 2019present [32]
Cordova United States (Alaska)CDVPACV Merle K. (Mudhole) Smith Airport 1932present 
Dallas United States (Texas)DFWKDFW Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport 2005present [33]
Dallas United States (Texas)DALKDAL Dallas Love Field 2017present [34]
Deadhorse/Prudhoe Bay United States (Alaska)SCCPASC Deadhorse Airport 1981present [35]
Denver United States (Colorado)DENKDEN Denver International Airport 2002present [36]
Detroit United States (Michigan)DTWKDTW Detroit Metropolitan Airport 2014present [37]
Dillingham United States (Alaska)DLGPADL Dillingham Airport 1992†present [24]
Dutch Harbor United States (Alaska)DUTPADU Unalaska Airport 19932004 [24] [38]
Edmonton Canada (Alberta)YEGCYEG Edmonton International Airport 1995present [1]
El Paso United States (Texas)ELPKELP El Paso International Airport 2019†Present [39]
Eugene United States (Oregon)EUGKEUG Eugene Airport 1982present [1]
Everett United States (Washington)PAEKPAE Paine Field 2019†present [40]
Fairbanks United States (Alaska)FAIPAFA Fairbanks International Airport 1932present 
Fort Lauderdale United States (Florida)FLLKFLL Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport 2012present [41]
Fort Myers United States (Florida)RSWKRSW Southwest Florida International Airport 2020present [42]
Fresno United States (California)FATKFAT Fresno Yosemite International Airport 1999present [1]
Great Falls United States (Montana)GTFKGTF Great Falls International Airport 1986present [1]
Guadalajara Mexico (Jalisco)GDLMMGL Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla International Airport 2003present [43]
Guatemala City Guatemala GUAMGGT La Aurora International Airport 2023present [44]
Gustavus United States (Alaska)GSTPAGS Gustavus Airport ‡present 
Havana CubaHAVMUHA José Martí International Airport 20172018 [45]
Helena United States (Montana)HLNKHLN Helena Regional Airport 1986present [1]
Honolulu United States (Hawaii)HNLPHNL Daniel K. Inouye International Airport 2007present [46]
Houston United States (Texas)IAHKIAH George Bush Intercontinental Airport 2009present [47]
Idaho Falls United States (Idaho)IDAKIDA Idaho Falls Regional Airport 2021present [48]
Indianapolis United States (Indiana)INDKIND Indianapolis International Airport 2017present [49]
Ixtapa Mexico (Guerrero)ZIHMMZH Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo International Airport 1996present [50]
Jackson Hole United States (Wyoming)JACKJAC Jackson Hole Airport 2020present [51]
Juneau United States (Alaska)JNUPAJN Juneau International Airport 1972present [52]
Kahului United States (Hawaii)OGGPHOG Kahului Airport 2008present [53]
Kalispell United States (Montana)FCAKGPI Glacier Park International Airport 1986present [1]
Kansas City United States (Missouri)MCIKMCI Kansas City International Airport 2012present [54]
Kelowna Canada (British Columbia)YLWCYLW Kelowna International Airport 1998present [1]
Ketchikan United States (Alaska)KTNPAKT Ketchikan International Airport 1972present [52]
Khabarovsk Russia (Khabarovsk Krai)KHVUHHH Khabarovsk Novy Airport 19911998 [55] [56]
King Salmon United States (Alaska)AKNPAKN King Salmon Airport 1992†present [24]
Kodiak United States (Alaska)ADQPADQ Kodiak Airport 1983†present [57]
Kona United States (Hawaii)KOAPHKO Kona International Airport 2008present [58]
Kotzebue United States (Alaska)OTZPAOT Ralph Wien Memorial Airport 1980†present [59]
La Paz Mexico (Baja California Sur)LAPMMLP Manuel Márquez de León International Airport 20062013 [60] [61]
Las Vegas United States (Nevada)LASKLAS Harry Reid International Airport 1985†present [62]
Liberia Costa RicaLIRMRLB Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport 2015present [63]
Lihue United States (Hawaii)LIHPHLI Lihue Airport 2007present [46]
Long Beach United States (California)LGBKLGB Long Beach Airport 20022015 [64] [65] [66]
Loreto Mexico (Baja California Sur)LTOMMLT Loreto International Airport 2015present [67]
Los Angeles United States (California)LAXKLAX Los Angeles International Airport 1985present [68]
Magadan Russia (Magadan Oblast)GDXUHMM Sokol Airport 19911998 [55] [56]
Manzanillo Mexico (Colima)ZLOMMZO Playa de Oro International Airport 1999present 
Mazatlán Mexico (Sinaloa)MZTMMMZ General Rafael Buelna International Airport 1988present [69]
Medford United States (Oregon)MFRKMFR Rogue Valley International–Medford Airport 1982present [1]
Mexico City Mexico (Federal District)MEXMMMX Mexico City International Airport 2005†2018 [70] [71] [72]
Miami United States (Florida)MIAKMIA Miami International Airport 2002†present [73]
Milwaukee United States (Wisconsin)MKEKMKE Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport 2015present [74]
Minneapolis United States (Minnesota)MSPKMSP Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport 2008present [75]
Missoula United States (Montana)MSOKMSO Missoula Montana Airport 1986present
Monterey United States (California)MRYKMRY Monterey Regional Airport 2021present [76]
Nashville United States (Tennessee)BNAKBNA Nashville International Airport 2015present [26]
Nassau Bahamas NASMYNN Lynden Pindling International Airport 2023present [44] [77]
New Orleans United States (Louisiana)MSYKMSY Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport 2014present [78]
New York City United States (New York)JFKKJFK John F. Kennedy International Airport 2007present [1]
New York City United States (New York)LGAKLGA LaGuardia Airport 20142018 [79]
Newark United States (New Jersey)EWRKEWR Newark Liberty International Airport 2002present [80]
Nome United States (Alaska)OMEPAOM Nome Airport 1980†present [59]
Oakland United States (California)OAKKOAK Oakland International Airport 1983present [81]
Oklahoma City United States (Oklahoma)OKCKOKC Will Rogers World Airport 2015present [82]
Omaha United States (Nebraska)OMAKOMA Eppley Airfield 2013present [83]
Ontario United States (California)ONTKONT Ontario International Airport 1981present [23]
Orange County/Santa Ana United States (California)SNAKSNA John Wayne Airport 1987present [64]
Orlando United States (Florida)MCOKMCO Orlando International Airport 2003present [84]
Palm Springs United States (California)PSPKPSP Palm Springs International Airport 1980present [23]
Pasco United States (Washington)PSCKPSC Tri-Cities Airport 1981present [85]
Petersburg United States (Alaska)PSGPAPG Petersburg James A. Johnson Airport 1976present [86]
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Russia (Kamchatka Oblast)PKCUHPP Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Airport 19911998 [56] [87]
Philadelphia United States (Pennsylvania)PHLKPHL Philadelphia International Airport 2012present [88]
Phoenix United States (Arizona)PHXKPHX Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport 1985present [89]
Pittsburgh United States (Pennsylvania)PITKPIT Pittsburgh International Airport 2018present [90]
Portland United States (Oregon)PDXKPDX Portland International Airport 1951†present [91] [92]
Puerto Vallarta Mexico (Jalisco)PVRMMPR Lic. Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International Airport 1988present [69]
Pullman United States (Washington)PUWKPUW Pullman–Moscow Regional Airport 1982†present [1]
Raleigh United States (North Carolina)RDUKRDU Raleigh-Durham International Airport 2015present [26]
Redding United States (California)RDDKRDD Redding Municipal Airport 2021present [93]
Redmond United States (Oregon)RDMKRDM Roberts Field 1982†present [94]
Reno United States (Nevada)RNOKRNO Reno–Tahoe International Airport 1993present [95]
Sacramento United States (California)SMFKSMF Sacramento International Airport 1993present [95]
Salt Lake City United States (Utah)SLCKSLC Salt Lake City International Airport 2013present [96]
San Antonio United States (Texas)SATKSAT San Antonio International Airport 2012present [97]
San Diego United States (California)SANKSAN San Diego International Airport 1986present [98]
San Francisco United States (California)SFOKSFO San Francisco International Airport 1979present [91]
San Jose United States (California)SJCKSJC San Jose International Airport 1983present [99]
San José Costa Rica SJOMROC Juan Santamaría International Airport 2015present [63]
San José del Cabo Mexico (Baja California Sur)SJDMMSD Los Cabos International Airport 1989present [100]
San Luis Obispo United States (California)SBPKSBP San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport 2017present [101]
Santa Barbara United States (California)SBAKSBA Santa Barbara Municipal Airport 2017present [102]
Seattle United States (Washington)SEAKSEA Seattle–Tacoma International Airport 1951present [92]
Sitka United States (Alaska)SITPASI Sitka Rocky Gutierrez Airport 1967present [103]
Spokane United States (Washington)GEGKGEG Spokane International Airport 1983†present [104]
Sonoma County United States (California)STSKSTS Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport 2007present [105]
St. Louis United States (Missouri)STLKSTL St. Louis Lambert International Airport 2010present [106]
Steamboat Springs United States (Colorado)HDNKHDN Yampa Valley Airport 2013present [107]
Sun Valley United States (Idaho)SUNKSUN Friedman Memorial Airport 1982†present [1]
Tampa United States (Florida)TPAKTPA Tampa International Airport 2014present [108]
Toronto Canada (Ontario)YYZCYYZ Toronto Pearson International Airport 1991†future [24] [109] [110]
Tucson United States (Arizona)TUSKTUS Tucson International Airport 1985†present [111]
Utqiaġvik United States (Alaska)BRWPABR Wiley Post–Will Rogers Memorial Airport 1992present [24]
Vancouver Canada (British Columbia)YVRCYVR Vancouver International Airport 1989†present [112]
Vladivostok Russia (Primorsky Krai)VVOUHWW Vladivostok International Airport 19931998 [56] [113]
Victoria Canada (British Columbia)YYJCYYJ Victoria International Airport 1989present [1]
Walla Walla United States (Washington)ALWKALW Walla Walla Regional Airport 1985present [1]
Washington, D.C. United States (Virginia)DCAKDCA Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport 2001present [114]
Washington, D.C. United States (Virginia)IADKIAD Washington Dulles International Airport 2001†present [114] [115]
Wenatchee United States (Washington)EATKEAT Pangborn Memorial Airport 1984present [1]
Wichita United States (Kansas)ICTKICT Wichita Eisenhower National Airport 2017present [116]
Wrangell United States (Alaska)WRGPAWG Wrangell Airport 1976present [86]
Yakima United States (Washington)YKMKYKM Yakima Air Terminal 1981present [85]
Yakutat United States (Alaska)YAKPAYA Yakutat Airport ‡present 
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Russia (Sakhalin Oblast)UUSUHSS Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Airport 19971998 [8] [56]

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