Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan - Bumps out of SEA

Does anyone know what flights tend to be oversold out SEA? I just moved to SEA and I am trying to learn the ropes of the AS system.

Does anyone know what flights tend to be oversold out SEA? I just moved to SEA and I am trying to learn the ropes of the AS system.

I have found that many of the PHX flights weekdays are at or near bump status...

I have found that many of the PHX flights weekdays are at or near bump status...

I've seen some SNA and SAN flights like that. Also I think some weekday transcons would be that way?

I've seen some SNA and SAN flights like that. Also I think some weekday transcons would be that way?

I believe AS tries not to oversell the transcons or Hawaii flights by very much, since it is more difficult/expensive to reaccommodate passengers. However, the ANC/SEA- Hawaii flights occasionally face excessive headwind issues during the winter months that may require either a technical stop or bumps.

friday afternoon/evening LAS flights

Alaska has a lot of destinations out of SEA .. any route in particular?

SEA-DCA on Sundays and Mondays.

Have you applied for a status match yet?

Both Tucson and Phoenix have large universities, which are starting up soon. Probably alot of students and others affiliated with the universities leave for summer and may now be returning (most AS flights to either city leave from SEA).
Also, although a bit premature at this point, when school breaks kick in, like Spring Break, or other holidays, flights may tend to be overbooked.