Sea-Tac Airport Expands International Flights

0:00C-Tech Airport in Seattle is leveling up its international game this spring with new non-stop flights just in time for some revives. Cathay Pacific kicks it off Monday with service back to Hong Kong five days a week, and Alaska Airlines is dropping direct routes to Rome, London, and Reykjavik. Cathay first launched Seattle to Hong Kong back in 2019, but hit Paul's during the pandemic. Now they're revving up again on an Airbus A3. 50-900, complete with fully flat beds and business class for those long halls. Travelers are buzzing about the easier access to Europe and Asia without connections, cutting down travel time and hassle-perfect for families, business folks, or adventure seekers hitting the road. Alaska's pushing this as part of their plan to hit at least 12 non-stop international spots from Seattle by 2030. Schedules are straightforward. Rome flights start April 28th daily through October on Boeing, 787-9 Dreamwriters, London.

1:01Go's live May 21st year-round, Reykjavik runs May 28th to early September, with a sweet partnership between Alaska and Icelander for seamless bookings. These routes open doors to epic trips abroad right from the Pacific Northwest, get planning those passports now before seats fill up. This has been Vancouver News today, powered by AI.