Alaska Airlines is further expanding its network between California and the Pacific Northwest with seven new routes starting in October 2025.
Alaska Airlines has added three new flights from Hollywood Burbank Airport, located north of downtown Los Angeles, to destinations in Oregon and Washington state. As the holiday season gets underway, the airline will also offer new wintertime service linking sunny San Diego and snowy Sun Valley. Boise lands a new flight to yet another Southern California airport. Additionally, the airline will begin flying a Palm Springs–Santa Rosa route that bridges the warm desert and the coolness of wine country.
New nonstop routes include:
- Burbank to Eugene – Hollywood Burbank Airport will be airline’s fifth nonstop destination from Eugene, OR
- Burbank to Pasco – Alaska will be the only carrier connecting Pasco and the Tri-Cities region in Washington state with two Los Angeles area airports: Burbank and LAX
- Burbank to Redmond – The airline is the largest carrier in Redmond, OR, and will continue to provide the most unique destinations, with Burbank being its sixth
- Boise to Ontario – Another nonstop route will connect the Idaho capital to Southern California. With this new service, the airline will serve the most destinations between Boise and the Los Angeles Basin airports (LAX, Burbank, Orange County and Ontario)
- Palm Springs to Santa Rosa – A seasonal route that connects a pair of popular destinations within California. With the addition of the Palm Springs service, Alaska Airlines will add its eighth destination from Santa Rosa. Alaska is the largest airline at both airports. Guests can also enjoy the “Wine Flies Free” program
- San Diego to Sun Valley – Sun Valley in the Sawtooth Mountains of central Idaho is an exciting addition to the airline’s ski portfolio of destinations from San Diego. With this new route, Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines will offer 45 nonstop destinations from San Diego—the most of any airline
- Spokane to Orange County – With Orange County in Southern California being the largest underserved destination from Spokane, the airline will provide travelers in eastern Washington a new option when flying to the LA region
All new routes will be operated by the Embraer 175, designed for short- to mid-range flights. It features 76 comfortable, wide seats with no middle seats, so every passenger has either a window or aisle seat. Onboard entertainment and Wi-Fi are available, while First Class seats offer power outlets.
Tickets are available for purchase at www.alaskaair.com and www.hawaiianairlines.com.
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