Super Bowl fans are getting more options to travel to see their favourite teams in action, with most major airlines adding additional flights to and from San Jose and San Francisco. Alaska Airlines alone has added 16 addtional round trip flights from SEA, while JetBlue is providing more services between New England and California.

This comes as the Seattle Seahawks knocked out the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC this past Sunday, which secured their spot in Super Bowl LX. The Super Bowl LX is scheduled to be played on Sunday, February 8, at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

More Flights Between Seattle And San Jose

Both Alaska Airlines and American Airlines are ramping up services between Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) and San Jose (SJC) to cater to additional demand. Alaska Airlines plans on adding an additional 16 round-trip flights to provide easy non-stop services between Seattle and Super Bowl LX.

American Airlines will also provide special flights from Seattle to San Jose on February 5, 6, and 7, departing Seattle at 1:15 pm, and arrive into San Jose at 3:27 pm. Two return services are also scheduled for February 9, with the flight number being used as a homage to the 12th Man. The first flight will leave SJC at 8:00 am, arriving at 10:20 am, while the second service is departing at 2:25 pm and arriving at 4:45 pm.

United Airlines has also added a return flight between Seattle and San Jose, departing on February 7 and returning on February 9. Flights for AS, AA, and UA services are now available to book via the airlines’ respective websites.

A Special Non-Stop Flight From Rhode Island

JetBlue is set to add plenty of choice for those looking to cross the United States to cheer on the New England Patriots, with the carrier operating 28 nonstop departures to San Francisco from New England between February 5 and February 9. Four extra services will be added from Boston, departing on February 5 (one), February 6 (two), and February 7 (one).

Returning to Boston Logan International Airport, an extra late-night flight will leave on the evening of February 8, while three additional services will depart throughout the day on February 9. On February 9 alone, this will see a total of seven departures from SFO to BOS when taking into account its usual schedule.

Providence will also be connected to San Francisco with a special non-stop flight scheduled for February 6. The airline doesn’t usually serve this route, so it’s a special treat for those looking to immerse themselves in Super Bowl LX. The service will depart from PVD on Friday, February 6, and return on Monday, February 9. Schedule for Rhode Island’s non-stop link to the Super Bowl below:

Die-hard fans will have to dig deep to find themselves on this flight, with a search on the JetBlue website identifying that a return non-refundable ticket from PVD to SFO will set you back $1,767.

More Options For Super Bowl LX Fans

Star Alliance partner United Airlines is also adding additional services from Boston to Super Bowl LX. UA plans to add a flight from Boston to San Francisco International Airport departing on February 6, and returning on February 9, while an additional round-trip itinerary is also being added from Boston to San Jose on February 7, and returning on February 9. These are now bookable via the UA website.

United’s additional flights over the Super Bowl LX weekend are in addition to the carrier’s existing non-stop flights from New England to the San Francisco Bay area.

Alaska, American, JetBlue, and United aren’t the only carriers looking to cash in on Super Bowl LX travel, with many other US carriers also adding additional frequencies to and from San Francisco / San Jose. Travel demand to and from SFO and SJC is expected to soar for the February weekend, and could see more additional services added.