Alaska Airlines is set to debut its first European route, connecting Seattle and Rome, marking a significant expansion of its international operations. This new service is part of the airline's strategy to establish Seattle as a global hub as it recently acquired Hawaiian Airlines, adding routes to Tokyo and Seoul. Additionally, various airlines are engaged in operational developments including Delta's seasonal routes, airport improvements to minimize delays, and debates over Senate bills affecting frequent flyer programs.
This new nonstop option for Seattle guests will also provide improved one-stop connectivity for guests all along the West Coast and Hawaii.
Alaska Airlines is slated to introduce its first transatlantic service next spring when it launches a route between Seattle and Rome's Fiumicino Airport.
major airlines fight a Senate bill regulating credit cards that they say could endanger the viability of frequent flyer programs.
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