List of Horizon Air destinations

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A Horizon Air Bombardier Q400 landing in Vancouver, British Columbia N427QX-2008-09-13-YVR.jpg
A Horizon Air Bombardier Q400 landing in Vancouver, British Columbia

Horizon Air, a regional airline based in SeaTac, Washington, serves 47 different destinations in the western United States, Canada and Mexico. Horizon Air's inaugural destinations in 1981 were Pasco, Seattle, and Yakima, Washington which were served with two wet leased Fairchild F-27 turboprop aircraft. In 1982, Horizon Air expanded into Oregon with a purchase of Air Oregon, and added service to seven new destinations. [1] One year later, Horizon acquired Transwestern Airlines of Utah and then expanded into the intermountain West region of the United States. [2] Five of the seven routes introduced with the acquisition of Air Oregon are still served by Horizon, with the exceptions of North Bend/Coos Bay, Oregon and by December 2008, Pendleton, Oregon. [3] [4] In 2008, Horizon restructured existing routes in order to transition to an all Bombardier Q400 fleet, removing the smaller Q200 turboprops as well as the CRJ-700 regional jets from the fleet. [5]

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One destination, Pendleton, Oregon, was subsidized through the Essential Air Service program, [6] but on December 1, 2008, Horizon Air no longer served Pendleton. This change was brought mainly in part by the fleet transition plan, as Pendleton was served by the smaller Q200 plane, which was phased out of service. [4] Horizon Air launched its first Mexican route, flying a CRJ-700 between Loreto, Mexico and Los Angeles, California in January 2008. [7] Horizon has been flying to Canada since at least 1993, when service was added from Bellingham and Seattle to Calgary, Alberta. [8]

On May 14, 2011, several routes that were formerly served by Horizon Air were transferred to SkyWest Airlines, operating under the name Alaska SkyWest. SkyWest is operating five CRJ-700s purchased from Horizon Air under a capacity purchase agreement. This means that SkyWest owns and operates the aircraft, while Alaska Airlines is responsible for marketing and selling tickets for the flights. The CRJ-700s are operating on routes that would not be feasible to operate with neither Bombardier Q400s nor Boeing 737s. [9]

On March 3, 2014, Horizon Air began daily flights from Anchorage to Fairbanks and Kodiak. The single daily flight to Kodiak is a seasonal service operated throughout the winter, while the Fairbanks flights replaced previous Alaska Airlines 737 service. [10]

Destinations

Hub and Crew Base
Focus City
Seasonal
Crew Base
Terminated destinations
CountryState/ ProvinceCityAirportBegan [11] EndedRef
CanadaAlberta Calgary Calgary International Airport 1992 [n 1] Present [8]
CanadaAlberta Edmonton Edmonton International Airport 1995Present [12]
CanadaBritish Columbia Kelowna Kelowna International Airport 1998Present [13]
CanadaBritish Columbia Prince George Prince George Airport 20082008 [14]
CanadaBritish Columbia Vancouver Vancouver International Airport 1989 [n 1] Present [15]
CanadaBritish Columbia Victoria Victoria International Airport 1989Present [15]
MexicoBaja California Sur La Paz Manuel Márquez de León International Airport 2008April 2013
MexicoBaja California Sur Loreto Loreto International Airport 2008October 31, 2015 [7]
United StatesAlaska Deadhorse Deadhorse Airport 2014March 2018 [16] [17]
United StatesAlaska King Salmon King Salmon Airport 2020Present [18]
United StatesAlaska Anchorage Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport 2014 [n 1] Present [10] [16] [18]
United StatesAlaska Fairbanks Fairbanks International Airport 2014 [n 1] Present [10] [16] [18]
United StatesAlaska Dillingham Dillingham Airport 2020Present [18]
United StatesAlaska Kodiak Kodiak Airport 2014March 2018 [10] [16]
United StatesArizona Flagstaff Pulliam Airport 20082011 [19]
United StatesArizona Prescott Ernest A. Love Field 20082011 [20]
United StatesArizona Tucson Tucson International Airport 2017Present
United StatesArizona Phoenix Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport 2017Present
United StatesArkansas Little Rock Little Rock National Airport 20042007 [21]
United StatesCalifornia McKinleyville Arcata-Eureka Airport 19942011 [22]
United StatesCalifornia Burbank Hollywood Burbank Airport 2017Present [23]
United StatesCalifornia Fresno Fresno Yosemite International Airport 1999Present [24]
United StatesCalifornia Long Beach Long Beach Airport December 14, 2003January 5, 2015
United StatesCalifornia Los Angeles Los Angeles International Airport 1999Present [7]
United StatesCalifornia Mammoth Lakes Mammoth-Yosemite Airport 20082018 [25]
United StatesCalifornia Monterey Monterey Regional Airport 2012Present
United StatesCalifornia Oakland San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport [ when? ]Present [26]
United StatesCalifornia Ontario Ontario International Airport 2017Present [27]
United StatesCalifornia Orange County John Wayne International Airport 2016Present
United StatesCalifornia Palm Springs Palm Springs International Airport 2002 [n 1] Present [28]
United StatesCalifornia Redding Redding Municipal Airport 1992Present [29]
United StatesCalifornia Sacramento Sacramento International Airport 1993Present [30]
United StatesCalifornia San Diego San Diego International Airport 2012Present
United StatesCalifornia San Francisco San Francisco International Airport 2017Present
United StatesCalifornia San Jose San Jose International Airport [ when? ]Present [24]
United StatesCalifornia San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport 2017Present [27]
United StatesCalifornia Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Municipal Airport 2017Present [27]
United StatesCalifornia Santa Rosa Charles M. Schulz - Sonoma County Airport 2007Present [31]
United StatesColorado Colorado Springs Colorado Springs Airport June 15, 2017November 4, 2017 [27]
United StatesColorado Hayden/ Steamboat Springs Yampa Valley Airport 2017Present
United StatesColorado Denver Denver International Airport [ when? ]2007
United StatesColorado Gunnison Gunnison–Crested Butte Regional Airport 20152017
United StatesIdaho Boise Boise Airport 1983Present [32]
United StatesIdaho Lewiston Lewiston-Nez Perce County Airport 1983August 25, 2018 [33] [34]
United StatesIdaho Sun Valley Friedman Memorial Airport 1983 [n 1] Present [35]
United StatesIdaho Twin Falls Magic Valley Regional Airport 19831997
United StatesKansas Wichita Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport 2017Present [27]
United StatesMinnesota Minneapolis Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport 2017Present [27]
United StatesMontana Butte Bert Mooney Airport 1988August 24, 2008
United StatesMontana Billings Billings Logan International Airport 1988Present [36]
United StatesMontana Bozeman Gallatin Field Airport 1990Present [37]
United StatesMontana Great Falls Great Falls International Airport 1986Present [38]
United StatesMontana Helena Helena Regional Airport 1986Present [38]
United StatesMontana Kalispell Glacier Park International Airport 1986Present [39]
United StatesMontana Missoula Missoula International Airport 1986Present [39]
United StatesMissouri Kansas City Kansas City International Airport 2017Present [27]
United StatesMissouri St. Louis St. Louis International Airport 2017Present [27]
United StatesNevada Las Vegas McCarran International Airport 2007Present [40]
United StatesNevada Reno/Lake Tahoe Reno-Tahoe International Airport 2005Present [41]
United StatesNew Mexico Albuquerque Albuquerque International Sunport August 18, 2017Seasonal
United StatesOklahoma Oklahoma City Will Rogers World Airport 2017Present [27]
United StatesOregon Astoria Astoria Regional Airport 19951995 [42]
United StatesOregon Eugene Mahlon Sweet Airport 1982Present [43]
United StatesOregon Klamath Falls Crater Lake Klamath Regional Airport 19822008 [44]
United StatesOregon Medford Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport 1982Present [45]
United StatesOregon North Bend / Coos Bay Southwest Oregon Regional Airport 19822008 [44]
United StatesOregon Pendleton Eastern Oregon Regional Airport 19822008 [46]
United StatesOregon Portland, OR Portland International Airport 1981Present [47]
United StatesOregon Redmond/Bend Roberts Field Redmond Municipal Airport 1982Present [48]
United StatesOregon Salem McNary Field 19821993
United StatesTexas Dallas Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport 2017Seasonal [27]
United StatesTexas Dallas Dallas Love Field Airport 2017Present [27]
United StatesTexas El Paso El Paso International Airport 2019Present
United StatesUtah Salt Lake City Salt Lake City International Airport 2014Present
United StatesWashington Bellingham Bellingham International Airport 1987Present [28]
United StatesWashington Everett Paine Field 2019Present [49]
United StatesWashington Pasco Tri-Cities Airport 1981 [n 2] Present [50]
United StatesWashington Port Angeles William R. Fairchild International Airport 1987January 6, 2004
United StatesWashington Pullman Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport 1982 [n 1] Present [51]
United StatesWashington Seattle Seattle-Tacoma International Airport 1981 [n 2] Present [41]
United StatesWashington Spokane Spokane International Airport 1983Present [52]
United StatesWashington Walla Walla Walla Walla Regional Airport 1985Present [53]
United StatesWashington Wenatchee Pangborn Memorial Airport 1984Present [54]
United StatesWashington Yakima Yakima Air Terminal 1981 [n 2] Present [55]
United StatesWisconsin Milwaukee Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport 2017Present [27]

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Date of original service. Since service began, it has been terminated but has since been restored.
  2. 1 2 3 Original Horizon Air destination

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