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Alaska Airlines adds new flights connecting Anchorage with Detroit and Sacramento

Alaska Airlines adds new flights connecting Anchorage with Detroit and Sacramento
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Kirsten Amrine, Vice President of Network Planning and Revenue Management at Alaska Airlines | Alaska Airlines

Alaska Airlines is set to expand its flight offerings from Anchorage this summer, introducing new seasonal nonstop flights to Detroit and Sacramento. The weekly roundtrip flights are scheduled to commence on June 14, 2025. Additionally, the airline will resume daily nonstop service between Fairbanks and Portland starting May 15, 2025.

Kirsten Amrine, Vice President of Network Planning and Revenue Management at Alaska Airlines, emphasized the convenience these routes offer: “Our new routes provide guests with more options than ever to vacation this summer in the great state of Alaska. The nonstop flights from Detroit and Sacramento will put travelers right in the heart of Alaska by skipping a layover, and Portlanders can enjoy nonstop service to Fairbanks.”

Marilyn Romano, Regional Vice President of Alaska at Alaska Airlines, highlighted the appeal of visiting Alaska during summer: “Summer is a tremendous time to visit The Great Land of Alaska with our long, warm days, tremendous culture and adventure, and amazing wild Alaska seafood. There’s so much to do around Anchorage... For Alaskans, we now have even more nonstop destinations to visit family and friends this summer.”

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With these additions, Alaska Airlines will operate 15 nonstop routes from Anchorage to various destinations across the Lower 48 states and Hawaii during the summer months. These destinations include Chicago, Denver, Honolulu, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Minneapolis, New York JFK among others.

The airline has also announced other new seasonal routes across its network. These include nonstops from Sacramento to Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta in Mexico; Orlando; Tucson; as well as winter season service between Boise and Orlando.

Alaska Airlines continues to emphasize customer comfort with no change fees for its services along with amenities such as inflight entertainment streamed directly to personal devices.

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