Alaska Airlines adds 4 new nonstop flights from Sacramento airport. Where can you go?
Planning your next getaway?
Alaska Airlines is adding 18 direct flights ahead of the winter travel season, including four new nonstop routes that depart from Sacramento International Airport.
Starting in January, travelers will be able to fly directly from California’s capital city to destinations in Arizona, Florida and Mexico, the airline announced Wednesday.
Tickets became available on Wednesday evening.
“We’re thrilled to offer convenient connection for guests across our network with this expansion — whether (they’re) checking destinations off their bucket lists or setting off to their favorite winter getaways,” Kirsten Amrine, vice president of network planning and revenue management at Alaska Airlines, wrote in a Wednesday news release.
The full list includes “tropical destinations across Mexico to the most popular ski slopes in North America,” she added.
Where can you fly nonstop from Sacramento airport?
Here’s where you can fly nonstop from Sacramento International Airport via Alaska Airlines this winter and how often the one-way flights are available:
Los Cabos, Mexico
Frequency: Five times per week
Tucson, Arizona
Frequency: Daily
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Frequency: Once per week
Orlando
Frequency: Four times per week
When are direct Alaska Airlines flights available?
Alaska Airlines is expanding its winter travel options out of Sacramento International Airport for a limited time.
Trips to Los Cabos, Mexico, Tucson, Arizona, and Orlando must fall between Jan. 6 and April 21, the release stated.
Flights to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, have a slightly different window, from Jan. 11 to April 19.
The airline already offers several nonstop flights from Fresno, San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego.
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