Alaska Airlines Adds 50th Nonstop Destination from San Diego, Plus Free Points and Status

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Alaska Airlines Adds 50th Nonstop Destination from San Diego

Alaska Airlines is commemorating 40 years in San Diego with its 50th nonstop from San Diego International Airport. The new seasonal route to Loreto, Mexico, takes off Dec. 19, just in time for a warm winter escape. Tickets are available now on alaskaair.com.

Alaska will become the only airline to connect guests between Loreto and San Diego when flights begin this December. With twice-weekly flights through April aboard Alaska’s E175 aircraft, operated by SkyWest Airlines, guests can enjoy a seamless travel experience on their way to one of Baja California Sur’s hidden gems, known for its stunning coastline, pristine beaches and outdoor adventures, as well as high-speed Starlink Wi-Fi, offered complimentary to Atmos™ Rewards members thanks to T-Mobile.

Passengers can also jump in on the anniversary celebration, thanks to a giveaway, with 40 people getting Atmos Rewards Gold status for 40 years. One grand-prize winner also will receive 1 million Atmos Rewards points.

Alaska Airlines plans to build one of the largest airline lounges in San Diego, set to open in 2028.

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