Alaska Airlines Announces New Service to Top Winter Destinations

If a winter getaway is on your mind, you’re not alone.

Alaska Airlines is also thinking about winter vacations and has just unveiled 10 new non-stop flight offerings to popular seasonal destinations across North and Latin America.

“Highlights include flights from Los Angeles to La Paz, Mexico, and connecting places like Fresno to Guadalajara and Boise to Bozeman,” the airline said in a statement.

The flights between Los Angeles, California and the sun drenched locale of La Paz, Mexico start today. The new route solidifies Alaska Airlines’ position as the U.S. based carrier with the most flights from the West Coast to the most destinations in Mexico.

In December, the airline is set to debut additional new route offerings between the following locations:

• Fresno, California and Guadalajara, Mexico
• Boise to Bozeman and Orange County, California
• Los Angeles, California to Kelowna, B.C.
• San Diego, California to Reno, Nevada
• Vail (Eagle County), Colorado from San Diego, California and Seattle, Washington
• Liberia from Seattle, Washington and San Francisco, California
  
  

“We’re excited to provide our guests with easier access to these sought-after destinations where they can experience winter on their own terms,” Kirsten Amrine, vice president of network planning and revenue management for Alaska Airlines, said in a statement.

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