Alaska Airlines will offer new nonstop flights from Seattle to Europe, adding to its growing list of intercontinental destinations from its hometown. The new destinations — Athens, Greece, and Paris — ...

As Alaska Airlines continues its intercontinental expansion, flight attendants say the airline is understaffing its newest long-haul routes from Seattle, leaving flight attendants scrambling. The ...

Alaska Airlines will add nonstop service from Seattle to Athens and Paris in May 2027, expanding its European network to five destinations and intensifying competition with Delta Air Lines. Seasonal ...

Alaska Airlines is spreading the news: The airline has added two new European destinations to its route map, including a brand-new city pair, Seattle-Athens. Nonstop flights are the best, even if we ...

A 23-year-old Air Force officer killed alongside seven others in a charter plane crash in remote western Alaska last week is being remembered as a "positive leader" who served with "professionalism, ...

SEATTLE — Alaska Airlines will soon fly nonstop flights from Seattle to Paris and Athens, the carrier announced Thursday. The new international routes will launch in the spring of 2027 and will use ...

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2nd Lt. Leah R. Borsich, 23, died Aug. 20, 2026, in a plane crash near near Cape Newenham, Alaska. (U.S. Air Force) A U.S. Air Force officer and two Army Corps of Engineers civilians were among eight ...

The Air Force and Army Corps of Engineers identified three of the eight people killed when their charter aircraft crashed last week near a remote radar site in southwestern Alaska. Leah Borsich was a ...

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A charter plane carrying two pilots and six passengers crashed at a remote radar site in western Alaska on Thursday, killing all eight people aboard, the U.S. military said via The Associated Press.