The Direct Route to Alaska

The Land of the Midnight Sun is a long way away from the rest of the lower 48 (states). So far in fact, many people mistake it as part of Canada.

With the help of guest contributor, Scott McMurren from Alaskatravelgram.com, we've compiled a list of non-stop flights to Alaska. Here is a little more copy that hopefully will make this story long enough to wrap around the photo!

Domestic Non-Stop Flights to Alaska

JetBlue Airways recently announced non-stop flights from its hub, Long Beach, CA, beginning in May.

Delta Air Lines flies year-round, non-stop flights from Anchorage to Minneapolis-St. Paul and Salt Lake City. During the summer, routes from Atlanta and Detroit are also available.

Continental Airlines travels between Anchorage and Seattle all year and adds a route from Houston-Bush International Airport during peak season.

US Airways has non-stop service between Anchorage and Phoenix year-round from Philadelphia in the Summer.

Frontier Airlines will fly non-stop daily between Denver and Anchorage beginning in May.

Sun Country Airlines travels non-stop between Anchorage and Minneapolis from May to September.

International Non-Stop Flights to Alaska

Condor German Airlines flies several flights each week from Frankfurt to Anchorage starting in May.

Edelweiss Airlines, based in Switzerland, recently announced weekly service between Anchorage and Zurich. The return flight makes a stop in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada.

Alaska Airlines offers non-stop service from Anchorage to Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, Honolulu and Kahului (Maui).

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