Alaska Airlines is expanding options to Mexico with several new routes from its Los Angeles hub for the peak winter season.
Starting November 20, the airline will offer up to 3x weekly flights to La Paz, the capital of Mexico’s Baja California Sur. Alaska will also begin daily nonstop service to Monterrey later on Feb. 13, 2025, the country’s second-largest metro area after Mexico City.
Both routes will be served year-round with Alaska’s E175 aircraft, which has a 1-2 configuration in business class and 2-2 configuration in economy. Tickets for these new routes went on sale beginning July 3, on Alaska’s website.
As the only airline to offer nonstop routes to these destinations from Los Angeles, the route additions prove Alaska’s “longstanding commitment and plans for growth in the region,” according to the carrier. Along with the new La Paz (LAP) and Monterrey (MTY) routes, the airline operates nonstop service to Cancun (CUN), Cabo San Lucas (SJD), Guadalajara (GDL), Ixtapa-Zihuatenejo (ZIH), Loreto (LTO), Mazatlan (MZT), Puerto Vallarta (PVR), and Manzanillo (ZLO).
Beyond Mexico, Alaska serves many other Central American destinations from its connecting hub in Los Angeles, including nonstop flights to Belize and Guatemala in recent years.
