Seattle Tacoma, WA, September 8, 2026 —

Alaska Airlines has announced the resumption of its flight services to Long Beach Airport (LGB) in California. The carrier is re-establishing its presence at the Southern California gateway, offering passengers renewed travel options.

The reinstated service includes routes that connect Long Beach with Seattle, Washington, a key hub for Alaska Airlines. This development is expected to facilitate travel and connectivity between these two cities for both business and leisure purposes.

Specific details regarding the frequency of flights, the exact number of routes being operated, or the commencement date of the resumed service were not provided in the initial announcement. Similarly, information concerning any new destinations or expanded offerings beyond the Seattle connection was not immediately available. Alaska Airlines has historically been a significant carrier at Long Beach, and its return is likely to be met with interest from travelers in the region.


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