Alaska Airlines Cities Served and Market Share Facts

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Cities Served

Alaska Airlines serves 61 destinations with 422 daily departures in the United States, Mexico and Canada. During recent years, Alaska Airlines has added new destinations to expand its network from its main hub in Seattle, as well as from its hubs in Anchorage, Alaska; Los Angeles; and Portland, Ore.

Figures represent May 2010 – April 2011 daily averages.
** Los Angeles Area includes Los Angeles, Burbank, Ontario, Orange County and Long Beach.
*** San Francisco Bay Area includes San Francisco, San Jose and Oakland.

* Year of initial service. Service has been discontinued and then restored.
** Served since the founding of Alaska Airlines in 1932, or by other airlines that merged with Alaska prior to 1969.

H - Destination is shared with sister carrier, Horizon Air

Alaska and Horizon Capacity By Region First Quarter 2011

The information below indicates the percentage of Alaska Airlines' available seat miles (ASMs) used in the airline's primary markets. The information below does not include ASMs for charter flights.

Source: Company data

Alaska Air Group Passenger Share First Quarter 2011*

The information below indicates the share of the market's passengers Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air collectively transport on dominant routes leaving or arriving in one of Alaska Airlines' hubs of Seattle; Portland, OR; Los Angeles; and Anchorage, Alaska.

*Source: APGDat U.S. DOT O&D report (information lags by two quarters)
** Alaska Air Group totals include passengers carried on Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air only.