Alaska adds 7 long-haul SEA routes: ATH, CDG, FCO, ICN, KEF, LHR, NRT.
Alaska Airlines now operates seven long-haul nonstop routes from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), with Athens (ATH) and Paris (CDG) joining in May 2027. The carrier uses Boeing 787-9s on most routes, with Keflavik (KEF) served by a 737 MAX 8. SEA-ATH becomes the only nonstop between the U.S. West Coast and Greece, while SEA-CDG brings three operators to Paris for the first time since 2025. Five more long-haul routes are expected in coming years, with Sydney (SYD) hinted as a possible addition via oneworld partner Qantas. For award travelers, these new routes open redemption opportunities on Alaska's fixed chart, especially for off-peak business class to Europe or Asia.
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