As Alaska Airlines continue to grow, they're landing at new destinations – the places their guests are eager to visit. The newest dot on the airlines' expanding route map: Cleveland! Alaska will start daily nonstop service between the northern Ohio city and Seattle on June 16. On that same date, the airline will also add a second daily roundtrip flight between Seattle and both Cincinnati and Columbus.

Next summer, Alaska Airline is currently scheduled to be the only airline connecting Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus with nonstop service to the West Coast. They are also set to have the most flights between the West Coast and Ohio.

Tickets for all flights are available for purchase now on alaskaair.com. 

To further encourage economic development in Ohio, Alaska has partnered with JobsOhio to increase their service and commitment to the state.

For visitors, Cleveland is home to the world-class Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Cleveland Orchestra, the Greater Cleveland Aquarium and, nearby, the famous Cedar Point amusement park along the shores of Lake Erie, to name a few places to check out. Alaska first launched service to Ohio with the Seattle to Columbus flight in March 2019. In May 2021, they began serving Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport from Seattle.

Alaska prides itself on delivering low fares with great value and genuine, caring service. On board, Alaska Airlines' guests can enjoy food and drinks crafted with a range of refreshing, bright flavors inspired by West Coast ingredients. With the airlines' inflight entertainment, flyers can watch more than 1,100 movies and TV shows – all for free on their own devices and enjoy free texting while in the air.

From Alaska's main hub in Seattle, their guests can continue their travel to other West Coast cities, Hawaii and Mexico. With the airlines' highly-acclaimed Mileage Plan program, they can earn and redeem miles to fly on oneworld member airlines or Alaska's additional airline partners to more than 1,000 destinations around the world.    

Alaska remains committed to Next-Level Care for the guests and employees by implementing more than 100 ways to maintain the highest standard of safety – from clean planes to clean air in the cabin with hospital-grade air filtration systems. For everyone's safety on board, Alaska continues to enforce the federally mandated mask policy, even for those who are fully vaccinated.