Our growing Seattle cargo hub is bringing the world closer, with more capacity coming to our nonstop Tokyo Narita (NRT) flights this fall — and new nonstop flights to Paris (CDG) and Athens (ATH) taking off in spring 2027.
In October, a 787 widebody aircraft will return to our SEA-NRT route, increasing capacity 35% per flight on our popular daily service. We are also flying 787s nonstop between Seattle and Seoul (ICN) five days a week, providing multiple options to efficiently connect markets in North America and Asia.
And while our nonstop service connecting Seattle with Rome (FCO) will pause at the end of October for a few months, our daily 787 service between Seattle and London (LHR) offers streamlined widebody connections to destinations across Europe year-round.
Our global hub in Honolulu (HNL) also provides daily nonstop cargo service to Tokyo Haneda (HND) and Osaka Kansai (KIX), as well as regular year-round flights to Sydney (SYD) and more destinations across the South Pacific and Asia. We reach markets across four continents and are proud to connect our customers with 110-plus destinations throughout our worldwide network.
March 22 – Rome: Daily flights between Seattle and Rome resume.
May 12 – Athens: Alaska Airlines will be the first passenger airline to fly nonstop between the West Coast and Athens. SEA-ATH flights will be three times a week through October.
May 25 – Paris: Flights between Seattle and Paris (CDG) will be offered five days a week through October.
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Together, Alaska Air Cargo and Hawaiian Air Cargo reach 110-plus cargo destinations around the world, including cities across Asia, the South Pacific and Europe. With more than 90 years of experience carrying vital shipments to remote communities, our air cargo teams share deep connections to the communities where we live, work and fly.