Alaska Airlines Adds New Flights to Bahamas and Mexico

Alaska Airlines Adds New Flights to Bahamas and Mexico

Alaska Airlines announced today its first-ever flights to the Bahamas. The airline will fly nonstop from both Los Angeles and Seattle. Additionally, there’s also increased service to Mexico with new routes between Las Vegas and both Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta. All four new international routes begin flying later this year, in mid-December.

For a limited time, introductory fares for flights between Los Angeles and Nassau start at $169 one-way, flights between Seattle and Nassau start at $199 one-way, and flights from Las Vegas to Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta start at $139 one-way. These tickets are available for purchase now at alaskaair.com.

These new flights to the Bahamas are a first for Alaska Airlines to the Caribbean nation. The convenient morning departures from both Los Angeles and Seattle allow guests to arrive in Nassau in the late afternoon.

On the other hand, Las Vegas becomes a new Alaska 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 a midday arrival. New seasonal flight between San Luis Obispo and Las Vegas, which also begins in mid-December, will offer an easy connection to Mexico for guests along California’s Central Coast.

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