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WIN (WIN)

WIN (WIN) flies to 9 destinations in 6 countries. Leans international: 8 international routes vs 1 domestic.

Independent carrier. Not part of any alliance, so miles only work within the WIN program. No shared lounge access with other airlines.

WIN has the most flights out of Anchorage (ANC), Mérida (MID), Seoul (ICN), Tijuana (TIJ), Dresden (DRS).

ANC Routes → MID Routes → ICN Routes → TIJ Routes →
WIN Airports

WIN Busiest Airports

WIN doesn't operate a traditional hub-and-spoke network. These are the airports where WIN has the most flights. You fly direct between cities rather than connecting through a central hub.

ANC
Anchorage
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport
5 MID
Mérida
Manuel Crescencio Rejón International Airport
3 ICN
Seoul
Incheon International Airport
1 TIJ
Tijuana
General Abelardo L. Rodriguez International Airport
1 DRS
Dresden
Dresden Airport
1
ANC → MID → ICN → TIJ → DRS →
WIN Aircraft

WIN Fleet & Aircraft Types

1 aircraft type appear on WIN routes. Single-type fleet. Every route, same plane. Simple.

ANC Routes → MID Routes → ICN Routes →
WIN Destinations

WIN: All 9 Destinations

Every nonstop route WIN flies. Each destination links to the full route page with schedules, competing airlines, and connection options.

Code City
ANC Anchorage
VCP Campinas
HGH Hangzhou
NLU Mexico City
MEX Mexico City
MID Mérida
SCL Santiago
ICN Seoul
CGO Zhengzhou
FAQ

WIN FAQ

WIN flies nonstop to 9 destinations in 6 countries. 1 domestic, 8 international.

WIN doesn't operate a traditional hub-and-spoke network. The busiest airports are Anchorage (ANC), Mérida (MID), Seoul (ICN), Tijuana (TIJ), Dresden (DRS). You fly direct between cities.

1 aircraft types appear on WIN routes, including 332.

No. WIN is an independent carrier. Miles only work within the WIN program, and there's no shared lounge access with other airlines.

Yes. 8 international routes to 6 countries, plus 1 domestic routes.

ANC Routes → ANC Flights → All Airlines →