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Alaska Airlines is introducing 13 new nonstop routes beginning next spring, including a range of flights from key hubs in San Diego and Portland. The airline has also added two new destinations to its route map, deepened its commitment to Hawai\u2018i with additional flights and solidified its role as Santa Rosa-Sonoma\u2019s No. 1 carrier in the heart of California Wine Country.<\/p>\n
New destinations include Tulsa, Oklahoma (TUL) and Arcata-Eureka, California (ACV), located along the famous California Redwood Coast. The airline will fly daily between San Diego and Tulsa, and from Seattle to both Tulsa and Arcata-Eureka. With these new locations, Alaska Air Group will serve 142 destinations in 2026 \u2013 its most ever. And with the addition of Arcata-Eureka, it will serve more California airports year-round than any other airline.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith bold expansion in San Diego and Portland, plus more flights to Hawai\u2018i and new destinations like Tulsa and Arcata-Eureka, Alaska is redefining what it means to connect guests to a remarkable travel experience rooted in safety, care and performance,\u201d said Kirsten Amrine, vice president of revenue management and network planning at Alaska Airlines.<\/p>\n
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\u201cSan Diego continues to be one of our fastest-growing hubs while Portland and Hawai\u2018i are essential parts of our global network. Our investment in these markets is designed to meet the strong demand we\u2019re seeing from the recent launch of Atmos Rewards, the No. 1 airline loyalty program in the country. We\u2019re thrilled to offer our guests more choice, more rewards and more global access than ever before,\u201d she said. <\/p>\n
San Diego<\/p>\n
Alaska is San Diego\u2019s leading airline with the most nonstop destinations of any airline from the Southern California airport. It\u2019s also the airline\u2019s fastest-growing hub, with anticipated growth of more than 35% in San Diego in spring 2026 compared to spring 2025.<\/p>\n
Alaska will fly five new nonstop routes next spring to: Dallas-Fort Worth, Oakland, Raleigh-Durham, Santa Barbara and Tulsa.<\/p>\n
With these additions, Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines will serve the top 15 most popular markets nonstop from San Diego and fly to 49 nonstop destinations.<\/p>\n
Travelers in Santa Barbara can take advantage of a one-stop connection in San Diego before continuing to other cities, such as Boston and Honolulu.<\/p>\n
Alaska\u2019s route between San Diego and Santa Rosa-Sonoma will now be served three times daily, offering more time-of-day options than other airlines.<\/p>\n
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Portland<\/p>\n
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Alaska has added more flights to major cities from the Rose City, building off a successful summer of growth at PDX.<\/p>\n
Alaska will begin service from Portland to four new destinations in May: Baltimore, Idaho Falls, Philadelphia and St. Louis.<\/p>\n
With those newly added routes, Alaska will serve 62 nonstop destinations from Portland.<\/p>\n
Alaska has also added a second flight to Newark, increased its Portland-L\u012bhu\u2018e (Kaua\u2018i)\u00a0service to year-round and upped its daily flights to Santa Rosa-Sonoma to three.<\/p>\n
Hawai\u2018i<\/p>\n
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Alaska\u2019s commitment to Hawai\u2018i remains strong, serving more airports from California to Hawai\u2018i than any other airline.<\/p>\n
Alaska has added a new summer seasonal flight between Honolulu and Hollywood Burbank Airport \u2013 the first time the two airports will be connected in more than 20 years.<\/p>\n
Alaska has increased the number of flights from a pair of West Coast gateways starting in the spring: Los Angeles-Kahului (Maui) goes to two daily nonstops with an additional seasonal flight, and San Francisco-Kona (Hawai\u2018i Island) and San Francisco-L\u012bhu\u2018e (Kaua\u2018i)\u00a0will increase in June to daily nonstops, joining flights that already operate several times a week.<\/p>\n
By early summer, Alaska will fly daily to all four Hawaiian Islands from San Francisco, like it does from Los Angeles, Portland, San Diego and Seattle.<\/p>\n
Santa Rosa-Sonoma<\/p>\n
If you know wine, you know Santa Rosa-Sonoma is the front door to California Wine Country.<\/p>\n
Alaska is the airport\u2019s No. 1 carrier, offering twice as many destinations from there compared to any other airline.<\/p>\n
Along with the additional flights to Portland and San Diego, Alaska has also added a new intra-California flight between Santa Rosa-Sonoma and Ontario, east of Los Angeles.<\/p>\n
Alaska will now serve six cities in California from Santa Rosa-Sonoma, including its new seasonal service to Palm Springs that launches on Oct. 26.<\/p>\n
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