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Flights

Flights from Paine Field

Paine Field is a small commercial airport with nonstop flights along the West Coast and beyond. Here's what's flying and how to keep tabs on your flight.

Check live status: for real-time arrivals, departures and delays, use FlightAware's PAE board or your airline's app. For the official schedule, see flypainefield.com.

Who flies here

As of fall 2026, Alaska Airlines is the only passenger airline at Paine Field, with some flights operated by its regional partner Horizon Air. Other airlines have come and gone over the years, so if you see an old route online, double-check it before you book.

Where you can go

Alaska's Paine Field network focuses on California, the desert Southwest and Portland. Pick a city for flight times, schedule details and arrival tips:

Alaska has announced more seats from Everett through 2027, including a second daily Los Angeles flight and new San Jose service from April 2027. Honolulu flights, which ran in past winters, are not currently scheduled. Schedules change seasonally, so search your dates to see what's operating. Going somewhere Paine Field doesn't serve? See Paine Field vs. Sea-Tac.

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Tips for flying out of PAE

  • Arrive with a sensible buffer. Lines are usually short, but the terminal is small and a single full flight can fill the checkpoint. Follow your airline's guidance.
  • Book parking ahead. The on-site lots are limited and can sell out at peak times. See the parking guide.
  • Connections are through Alaska's network. Most onward trips connect in cities like Portland, Los Angeles or San Francisco rather than Seattle.