A Seattle-to-Portland flight for Tuesday originally cost $214, but prices have dropped to $99.
Alaska Airlines announced it will lower ticket prices for flights between Seattle and Portland on Monday and Tuesday in response to a Monday morning Amtrak train derailment.
A Seattle-to-Portland flight for Tuesday originally cost $214, but prices have dropped to $99.
The airline reported a hiccup on its website, but if customers place the flight in a cart and check out, the new lower price will be there.
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Delta said it will let travelers make a one-time change to a ticket without a fee if they are scheduled to travel to, from or through Seattle on Monday or Tuesday. Tickets must be reissued on or before Friday, the airline said.