Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) is kicking off its seasonal flight schedule with some familiar destinations returning earlier than ever.
Alaska Airlines’ nonstop service between Palm Springs and Santa Rosa’s Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport (STS) returns today, September 10, more than six weeks earlier than last year, when the route began in late October.
The earlier return gives travelers a head start on fall trips to Sonoma County Wine Country, with easy access to the region’s vineyards, towns, redwood forests and Sonoma Coast. The seasonal route will operate five days a week, daily except Tuesdays and Wednesdays, through April 25, 2027 aboard Alaska Airlines’ 76-seat Embraer 175 aircraft.
Several other seasonal routes are also coming back weeks, and in some cases months, earlier than last year, too:
- Minneapolis (MSP) – Delta: September 12, 24 days earlier
- Houston (IAH) – United: September 24, 38 days earlier
- Boise (BOI) – Alaska: November 20, 49 days earlier
- Austin (AUS) – Southwest: November 21, 106 days earlier
“Seasonal service is starting earlier at PSP, and that means more options for our travelers for more of the year,” said Victoria Carpenter, Interim Executive Director of Aviation. “Santa Rosa is a great way to kick things off, and we’re excited to see airline partners continue extending popular routes beyond the traditional peak winter season.”