The Caribbean is calling! Alaska Airlines is adding new flights to the Bahamas

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Beginning in December, fly nonstop to Nassau from two of our west coast hubs along with an all-new service between Las Vegas and both Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta

Your winter travel options just got a little brighter! We’ve added our first-ever flights to the Bahamas with non-stop flights from both Los Angeles and Seattle. We are also expanding our service to Mexico with new routes between Las Vegas and both Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta. All four new international routes will begin flying in mid-December.

For a limited time, introductory fares for flights between Los Angeles and Nassau start at $169 one way and flights between Seattle and Nassau start at $199 one way. Flights from Las Vegas to Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta start at $139 one way. Tickets are now on sale at alaskan. com.

There is continued strong demand from travelers looking to venture into leisure destinations, whether it’s a short flight up the west coast or en route to a far-flung international location. Many of our guests are already planning ahead and are now taking the time to book vacations for early next year. With more 737-9s coming into our fleet, we also have planes that give us greater range to fly longer distances, like from Seattle to Nassau.

“We are excited to add another dot to our roadmap and believe our guests will appreciate the convenience of non-stop service to the Bahamas this winter,” said Kirsten Amrine, vice president of revenue management and network planning for Alaska Airlines. Whether our guests choose to stay in Nassau or head to the Outer Islands, the pristine beaches and crystal clear waters of the Bahamas await.

New international service

Route Starting date End date Frequency Airplanes
Los Angeles-Nassau December 15 April 9, 2024 4x a week 737
Seattle-Nassau December 15 April 9, 2024 3x a week 737
Las Vegas-Cabo San Lucas December 15 April 10, 2024 4x a week E175
Las Vegas-Puerto Vallarta December 14 April 9, 2024 4x a week E175

Los Angeles and Seattle to the Bahamas

Our new flights to the Bahamas are a first for us to the Caribbean country. From two of our major West Coast hubs, Los Angeles and Seattle, our guests fly non-stop to the popular South Florida coastal vacation destination. Our convenient morning departure times from both Los Angeles and Seattle allow our guests to arrive in Nassau in the late afternoon.

Our new service to Nassau will be our 101st non-stop destination from our Seattle hometown airport.

“SEA welcomes a new dynamic, sunny winter destination, the first time Nassau is served with nonstop service from Seattle,” said Lance Lyttle, general manager of SEA Airport. “Alaska Airlines offers that opportunity for fun and sun to go with destinations from Mexico to Hawaii choices that travelers in Seattle are sure to love!”

“We are excited to share in anticipation of Alaska Airlines’ inaugural flight to the pristine shores of the Bahamas, opening a wealth of experiences to travelers, said the Prime Minister of the Bahamas Hon. Philip E. Davis. For those looking to escape to our enchanting white beaches, turquoise waters and vibrant culture, this new connection offers an effortless path. We can’t wait to extend a warm welcome to the Bahamas for visitors from afar, ushering in a new chapter of tourism and cultural exchange. We welcome and look forward to this new collaboration.

Las Vegas to Mexico

Las Vegas will be a new Alaskan gateway to two of Mexico’s most popular destinations from the west coast: Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta.

Both flights depart Las Vegas late in the morning for an afternoon arrival. Our new seasonal flight between San Luis Obispo and Las Vegas, also starting in mid-December, provides an easy connection to Mexico for our guests along California’s central coast.

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