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Paine Field Update

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Picture Courtesy of Alaska Airlines

According to recent USA Today article, the Federal Shutdown may delay passenger flights coming to Paine Field.

Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Gregory Martin told the Everett Daily Herald, “the partial shutdown could potentially delay” the agency’s approval or disapproval of revised environmental assessment that must be OK’d before airline service can resume at Paine Field.

However, most industry experts consider the approval to be a simple formality.

Brett Smith, CEO of the Propeller Airports, the company that built and manages the new Paine Field passenger terminal, told the Daily Herald that he still expects an on-time opening.

If things go as planned, Alaska Airlines flights will begin Feb. 11 and United flights will begin March 31.

At this time, it appears that everything is moving forward. For example, Beecher’s Handmade Cheese is holding a hiring event, Saturday, January 12th from 9 AM – Noon in the conference room above Castle and Cook Aviation across from the new terminal at Paine Field. 9724 32nd Drive West. Click for directions. You can read more about the hiring event on MyEverettNews

 

Alaska Air Announces New flights from Paine Field

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Alaska Airlines at Paine Field
Photo courtesy of Alaska Airlines

There is exciting news out of Paine Field today. That’s because Alaska Airlines has begun selling tickets for flights to and from Paine Field, Everett, WA.

On February 11, 2019, Alaska will launch service at Paine Field, with daily, nonstop flights to 8 destinations. Destinations include: Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Orange County, Phoenix, Portland, San Diego, San Francisco, and San Jose.

The all-jet service from Paine Field will be provided by Horizon Air flying the Embraer 175 aircraft which features first class and premium class cabins.

To celebrate, Alaska is offering a special two day sale on flights to and from Paine Field. More information can be found on their website.

The first day of scheduled service is still subject to government approval.

To find local accommodations in and around the airport, visit our list of area hotels as well as bed and breakfasts for Discover Mukilteo discounts and more.

So now you can skip Sea-Tac and Discover all the wonderful places to Stay, Play and Dine in Mukilteo.

Sage and Cinder Reviewed by HeraldNet

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Sage and CinderMukilteo’s newest restaurant, Sage and Cinder, was recently reviewed by Sharon Salyer of the Herald. The vegan restaurant is currently occupying the former space of the Sydney Bakery and Wine Bar.

After several months of remodeling, Sage and Cinder opened just in time for Lighthouse Festival weekend. The space is beautiful and charming. Plus it has gorgeous views of Lighthouse Park.

While some people may be a little apprehensive about vegan dining, they will soon discover the amazing food options available and be quickly reassured. After hearing and reading various rave reviews, their food quality seems to be top notch. They also offer craft cocktails, mocktails and a kids menu.

Read Sharon’s review and preview Sage and Cinder’s profile now.