On June 3, Alaska Airlines revealed its first European route. Starting next May, the one world member will begin flying from Seattle —by far its most-served airport—to Rome Fiumicino.

The company introduced Seattle-Tokyo flights last month and is scheduled to start flying from Seattle to Seoul on Sept. 12. The Rome route will use a 787-9 operated by Alaska Airlines.

The airlines has announced new nonstop service between Seattle and Rome starting in May 2026. "Serving Rome nonstop from Seattle is a dream come true," said Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci.

Alaska Airlines will connect Seattle with Rome beginning next May. The service will be the first between Seattle and Rome, and Alaska's first route to Europe.

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Alaska Airlines is finally going global, and it’s making a dramatic entrance. The Seattle-based carrier just announced its first-ever non-stop transatlantic route: a new flight from Seattle to ...

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In the latest air travel developments, Alaska Airlines is slated to add its first European route next year as it keeps developing Seattle into its international hub; San Francisco International ...