Core Points - Alaska Airlines is expanding its network with seven new routes connecting California and the Pacific Northwest starting in October 2025 [1][3] - The new routes include flights from Hollywood Burbank Airport to various destinations in Oregon and Washington, as well as seasonal services from San Diego to Sun Valley [2][7] - The airline emphasizes its position as the only global airline based on the West Coast, offering the most flights and seats between California, Washington, and Oregon [3] Route Details - New nonstop routes include: - Burbank – Eugene: Starting October 26, 2025, year-round, daily service [5] - Burbank – Pasco: Starting October 26, 2025, year-round, daily service [5] - Burbank – Redmond: Starting October 26, 2025, year-round, daily service [5] - Palm Springs – Santa Rosa: Starting October 26, 2025, winter service, 5 times weekly [5] - San Diego – Sun Valley: Starting December 18, 2025, winter service, 3 times weekly [5] - Boise – Ontario: Starting January 7, 2026, year-round, daily service [5] - Spokane – Orange County: Starting January 7, 2026, year-round, daily service [5] Aircraft and Services - The new routes will utilize the Embraer 175 aircraft, designed for short to mid-range flights, featuring 76 seats with no middle seats, onboard entertainment, Wi-Fi, and power outlets in First Class [5] - Alaska Airlines aims to enhance travel options for leisure and business travelers between growing markets in California and the Pacific Northwest [3][8] Market Position - Alaska Airlines is the largest carrier in several of the new route markets, including Burbank to Redmond and Boise to Ontario, and is expanding its service offerings to meet demand [8][9] - The airline is part of the Alaska Air Group, which includes Hawaiian Airlines and Horizon Air, and operates hubs in major cities across North America [9]