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Alaska Airlines to offer flights between Anchorage, Phoenix

Jun 5, 2013, 3:56 PM | Updated: 4:10 pm

Looking to see some real snow this winter?

Alaska Airlines will begin flying nonstop between Anchorage and Phoenix starting Dec. 18, according to a Greater Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce blog.

Tickets are already being offered on AlaskaAir.com at an introductory rate of $189.

The company will offer the Anchorage-Phoenix flight three times a week this winter. However, the flight will only be available seasonally (until April 21, 2014 for this winter season).

Alaska Airlines also announced it will offer Anchorage-Las Vegas nonstop flights starting Dec. 19.

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Alaska Airlines to offer flights between Anchorage, Phoenix