Airlines that fly nonstop to MCo from Portland oregon or seattle?

[antkim]

Anyone know who would fly nonstop?

 

[bavaria]

I believe that Alaska flies nonstop SEA-MCO and is the only one to do so. I took my only Alaska flight ever earlier this year - I'm a very frequent United flier (1130pm departure, 530am arrival) and it was surreal. Kid you not, about 2/3 of the plane was wearing pyjamas!!!

Don't know about Portland - just check travelocity.com or expedia.com and you should be able to see who flies non-stop.

 

[NHLFAN]

Hi,

We have been using Alaska Air the last couple of years for our trips to Florida since they stated flying non-stop from Seattle...I also just noticed, while planning this years trip, that Delta Airlines now has a daily non-stop flight.

Last year we tried Alaska's red-eye flight and arrived in Orlando around 6:30 am...we thought we would be able to sleep on the plane and get an extra day in at the parks...but that sleep was broken up so much it sort of took a couple days just get rid of the zombie feeling .

 

[MAH4546]

Delta Airlines does not fly MCO-SEA non-stop. They offer a direct flight via Atlanta.

Alaska is the only airline flying non-stop between Seattle and anywhere in Florida (Orlando and Miami); there are no Portland-Florida non-stops.

 

[mikey13v]

Delta claims they fly non-stop SEA to MCO, but it's their ticket operated by Alaska Air. Alaska's planes are the only non-stops from the Northwest to MCO.

Alaska has 2 Non-stops each way daily:
Sea to Mco 9am - 5 pm, and 10:30pm - 6:00am
Mco to Sea 8am - 11 am, and 6pm - 9pm

As an Alaska frequent flier, I fly 3 trips SEA-MCO, and my 4th flight is free on miles.