Alaska Airlines Cancels Four Routes From Portland Airport; New Orleans and Jackson Hole to Lose Nonstop Service
PORTLAND, Ore. — In its latest schedule update published November 9, Alaska Airlines has cancelled four routes from Portland International Airport in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon.
The removed routes are Baltimore, Jackson Hole and St. Louis, while service to New Orleans had already been confirmed as not returning. The changes mean Portland will no longer have any nonstop service to New Orleans or Jackson Hole. Southwest Airlines will continue to fly from Portland to Baltimore and St. Louis.
Portland International is Alaska Airlines' second-busiest hub. All four routes were seasonal: Baltimore and St. Louis were planned as daily seasonal services, and Jackson Hole as a twice-weekly seasonal service.
Despite the cuts, Alaska Airlines' departing flights from Portland between this November and next July are still up about 9 percent from the same period a year earlier, with 64 routes planned, four of them international.
Source: Simple Flying
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