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Alaska Air to The Big Apple

In a bid to fulfill the desires of their Southern California guests who are dreaming of the Big Apple, Alaska Airlines has exciting news to share. Starting from December of this year, the airline will be introducing a brand-new non-stop flight from Palm Springs, California to the vibrant city of New York.

Recognizing the strong yearning for direct connections to the East Coast, Alaska Airlines aims to cater to their guests’ New York state of mind and transport them effortlessly to their desired destination. This seasonal flight will bridge the gap between the sunny deserts of Palm Springs and the bustling streets of the Big Apple. Passengers can look forward to a convenient morning departure from New York, ensuring a refreshed arrival in Palm Springs, ready to bask in the abundant sunshine. Notably, Alaska Airlines prides itself on offering more flights to Palm Springs than any other airline.

Stay tuned to the Palm Springs Tribune for the latest updates and stories.

Expressing his enthusiasm for this new venture, Harry Barrett, the executive director of aviation at Palm Springs International Airport, commented, “The introduction of Alaska Airlines’ nonstop service from Palm Springs to New York’s JFK airport is a highly anticipated addition for Palm Springs International Airport. This exciting new service not only strengthens our ties with one of the world’s most influential cities but also contributes significantly to the economic growth and vitality of our region. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Alaska Airlines for their unwavering commitment to enhancing travel options and for selecting Palm Springs International Airport as a key hub in their expanding network.”

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