It’s crucial for Alaska to keep California connected. This includes giving customers more realistic options for nonstop flights from coast to coast. Alaska Airlines is increasing its daily nonstop flights between San Diego and Tampa and Washington, D.C. (IAD) as part of its ongoing commitment to Southern California (TPA). Washington, D.C. service begins on June 15 and Tampa service starts on October 5. On June 15, it will also introduce a new daily nonstop service between San Diego and Eugene, Oregon (EUG).

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With the new routes to its network, serve 35 nonstop destinations from San Diego with the most nonstops of any airline. This includes flights to the Northeast, Northwest, throughout California, Mexico, Florida and to all four major islands in Hawaii, along with other locations.

All flights from San Diego offer a three-class cabin. customers in First Class and Premium Class enjoy early boarding and the most generous legroom of all domestic carriers. With award-winning service, First Class offers complimentary hot meals based on a seasonal menu with a range of fresh, bright West Coast-inspired flavors along with a variety of beverages. Flyers in Premium Class can also take advantage of complimentary cocktails, hand-selected wines and local beers.

New routes schedule for San Diego

In California, Alaska operates over 330 peak day flights, including from its hubs in San Francisco and Los Angeles, as well as other cities across the state including our key focus cities of San Diego and San Jose. As the only national airline based on the West Coast, Alaska proudly served guests throughout California for more than 40 years. It also offer residents of California something unique: Flight Pass, pay-by-month subscription service for flights throughout the state and to Las Vegas, Salt Lake City and Phoenix.