Alaska Airlines said Dec. 10 it will start new service to Tokyo and Seoul next year as part of a plan to boost international flights over the next several years, using the Airbus wide-body aircraft it obtained in its purchase of Hawaiian Airlines.
The airline said it will begin flying between Seattle and Tokyo’s Narita International Airport in May and will add service between Seattle and Seoul in October.
Alaska said it plans to fly from Seattle to at least a dozen international destinations by 2030, including Europe, using large jets owned by Hawaiian, which Alaska bought this year for $1 bil...
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