Alaska Airlines is now offering tickets to its fifth intercontinental destination from Seattle, with year-round flights to London set to commence on May 21. The daily service between Seattle and Heathrow will be operated by Alaska's widebody long-haul 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
Tickets to London are now available for purchase on
alaskaair.com, with round-trip fares starting at $699. This new route is
perfectly timed for summer travel in Europe, with flight times allowing guests
to spend a full day in either city before boarding their flights. Alaska will
operate out of London Heathrow's Terminal 3, facilitating seamless connections
to additional destinations across Europe and beyond.
The expansion into the London market presents significant
opportunities for Alaska Airlines, facilitated by its alliances with American
Airlines and British Airways. This partnership is expected to deepen, offering
even greater value and connectivity to consumers. With the addition of London
to its route network, Alaska now offers flights to five intercontinental
destinations from Seattle, including Rome, Reykjavik, Tokyo Narita, and Seoul
Incheon.
- London
Heathrow, United Kingdom: Daily, year-round flights beginning May
21
- Rome,
Italy: Daily, summer seasonal flights beginning April 28
- Reykjavik,
Iceland: Daily, summer seasonal flights beginning May 28
- Tokyo
Narita, Japan: Daily, year-round flights that are now flying
- Seoul
Incheon, South Korea: 5x weekly, year-round flights that are now
flying
Alaska Airlines is committed to providing its guests with an
exceptional travel experience with its 787-9 aircraft set to feature ultra-fast
Wi-Fi by fall 2026, thanks to a partnership with T-Mobile and powered by
Starlink. The airline currently has five Boeing 787-9 aircraft in its fleet.
By 2030, the airline plans to serve at least 12
intercontinental destinations from Seattle, with additional routes to be
announced in the coming years.

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