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Alaska Airlines route map

Alaska Airlines flies 14 nonstop routes between 16 airports in 2 countries. Hubs: Seattle (SEA, 2 routes), Portland (PDX, 2 routes), Los Angeles (LAX, 1 route) and San Francisco (SFO, 1 route). 1 route is new or starting soon. Routes checked October 23, 2026.

Nonstop routes
14
Airports
16
Countries
2
Longest route
SAN–RDU 2,189 mi

1 new or starting soon

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From Alaska Airlines's own route maps and announcements: news.alaskaair.com ↗ (checked Oct 23, 2026), news.alaskaair.com ↗ (checked Oct 23, 2026), news.alaskaair.com ↗ (checked Oct 23, 2026).

New and ending routes

Where Alaska Airlines flies, by country

United States · 15

Arcata/Eureka ACV, Dallas DFW, Everett PAE, Idaho Falls IDA, Los Angeles LAX, Oakland OAK, Ontario ONT, Portland PDX, Raleigh RDU, San Diego SAN, San Francisco SFO, Santa Barbara SBA, Santa Rosa STS, Seattle SEA, Tulsa TUL

Mexico · 1

Loreto LTO

Quick answers

How many destinations does Alaska Airlines fly to nonstop?

Alaska Airlines flies 14 nonstop routes, reaching 16 airports in 2 countries, by its own published route map (checked October 23, 2026).

What are Alaska Airlines' hubs?

Seattle (SEA), 2 nonstop routes, Portland (PDX), 2 nonstop routes, Los Angeles (LAX), 1 nonstop route, San Francisco (SFO), 1 nonstop route and San Diego (SAN), 7 nonstop routes.

What is Alaska Airlines' longest nonstop route?

San Diego (SAN) to Raleigh (RDU), about 2,189 miles great-circle.

What new routes is Alaska Airlines launching?

San Diego to Loreto (LTO), from December 19, 2026.

Where does this Alaska Airlines route map come from?

Only from Alaska Airlines' own route map, timetable and newsroom pages, never from route databases or blogs. Each source is linked under the map with the date it was checked.

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