Anchorage and Portland are both secondary hubs for Alaska Airlines, which operates most of its flights out of Seattle.

Alaska Airlines is fortifying its leading position in Anchorage and Portland with seven new routes next summer.

The milestone move is another example of the airline’s ongoing efforts to significantly grow its presence in what it calls Alaska’s fastest-growing hub.

Alaska Airlines has announced that it's opening a new pilot base. As reported by the Anchorage Daily News, the carrier will be basing Boeing 737 pilots at San Diego International Airport beginning in ...

Alaska Airlines plans to open its first pilot base at San Diego International Airport, where it will station up to 250 pilots.

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Alaska Airlines is expanding its Pacific Northwest network with seven new nonstop routes from Anchorage and Portland ...

Alaska Airlines is set to launch a new nonstop service from Spokane International Airport to Anchorage, Alaska, beginning ...

Alaska Airlines will launch a new nonstop summertime service from Boise to Anchorage in June 2026. BOISE, Idaho — Alaska Airlines on Thursday announced a new, nonstop service to Anchorage through the ...