Alaska Airlines has removed its seven-hour nonstop service between Seattle and Long Beach, California, effective December 15th. The flight, previously operating daily during the winter months, was a key part of the airline’s network. Passengers booked on affected flights are being offered rebooking options or refunds. Alaska Airlines cited “unprecedented demand” as the reason for the cancellation. This decision impacts approximately 300 flights scheduled to operate over the holiday season.
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