Non-stop flights and travel tips from your Eugene Airport

As fall and winter approach, Eugene Airport is expanding its non-stop services and adding more travel options. These changes, plus existing services, give more destinations to choose from. Travelers are encouraged to plan ahead, especially with possible schedule changes, busy parking and increased numbers of people travelling.

One of the newest routes is Alaska Airlines' daily non-stop service beginning Oct. 26, 2025, between Eugene and Hollywood Burbank, Calif. Additionally, Breeze Airways has announced new non-stop service from EUG starting in March 2026 with service to Burbank, and with flights connecting to other cities such as Provo, Utah. Eugene currently offers non-stop flights to 17 destinations via carriers such as Alaska, American, United, Delta, Allegiant and Southwest.

With additional routes available compared to previous years, demand is expected to increase during this fall/winter holiday season. Travelers are urged to check with their airline for any flight status updates before heading to the airport as delays can happen, particularly with changing winter weather. Also, those planning to park at EUG are reminded to verify space availability on the airport's parking page at flyEUG.com. The airport's parking lots can reach capacity, especially during peak travel periods.

Finally, passengers, especially those checking baggage, should arrive at the airport early, with airlines suggesting passengers arrive two hours before the posted flight departure time. Early arrival gives time for parking, check-in, TSA security screening and any unanticipated delays. As more flights are added and the holiday travel season draws near, processing times for check-in and TSA screening may lengthen. Travelers, as well as their friends and families, can find updated travel information at flyEUG.com.

With new flights coming soon, Eugene's residents and visitors alike have more ways to get where they're going, but good planning remains key to a successful journey.