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On Alaska Airlines, a Saver fare is their most restrictive and lowest-priced ticket option. It includes the same onboard service as the Main Cabin, but comes with several limits. You usually board in the very last group, can’t make flight changes, and refunds are extremely limited. Seat...

Alaska Airlines’ “MVP” (now under Atmos Rewards) status lasts through the end of the year in which you qualify — then continues through the following full calendar year. For example, if you earn MVP status in 2025, you’ll have that status until December 31, 2026.

It depends on your flight and class — sometimes yes, sometimes no. On Alaska Airlines: If you fly in First Class, you’ll typically get free food (meals or snacks and beverages) on flights that meet the airline’s meal-service criteria. If you travel in the standard cabin (Main Cabin), free...

It depends — yes, Alaska Airlines sometimes gives free snacks, but it’s not guaranteed on every flight. Their “Main Cabin” passengers typically receive a complimentary small snack (like a cookie or pretzel) and a non-alcoholic beverage. For longer flights or if you want a full meal instead of...

Alaska Airlines primarily uses Boeing 737 aircraft for most of its mainline routes, including domestic flights and trips to Mexico, Canada, Belize, and Costa Rica. They also operate Embraer 175 jets through their regional partners for shorter flights or routes with lighter demand. The 737s make...

Alaska Airlines mainly flies a mix of Boeing 737 aircraft and Embraer 175 regional jets. The 737s make up most of their fleet and are used on medium and long domestic routes, as well as flights to Mexico, Canada, Belize, and Costa Rica. The Embraer 175s are smaller and usually operate shorter...

Alaska Airlines flies to a handful of countries, mainly within North and Central America. Outside the United States, they serve Canada, Mexico, Belize, and Costa Rica. Most of these flights depart from West Coast cities like Seattle, Los Angeles, Portland, and San Francisco, with routes focused...

Alaska Airlines flies to a wide range of cities across the U.S., with especially strong coverage on the West Coast. Major cities include Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Anchorage, and San Diego. They also serve many destinations in Alaska, plus cities in the Midwest and East Coast...

Alaska Mileage Plan miles do not expire as long as your account shows some activity at least once every 24 months. Activity can be something small, like earning a few miles from a flight, using a partner hotel or car rental, or even buying a small amount of miles. If there’s no activity for two...

Alaska Airlines tends to have sales at a few predictable times — but also sometimes surprise you. Here’s what I’ve noticed: They often release special fare sales, especially in the fall. Big “sale events” tend to show up around late November (think post-Thanksgiving & Black Friday / Cyber...

Alaska Airlines flies to several popular destinations in Mexico, mostly focused on beach and vacation spots. Common cities include Cabo San Lucas (SJD), Puerto Vallarta (PVR), Mazatlán (MZT), Cancún (CUN), Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo (ZIH), and sometimes Loreto (LTO) depending on the season. These routes...

Alaska Airlines flies to a wide range of places across the U.S., especially along the West Coast and throughout Alaska. You’ll see frequent service in cities like Seattle, Anchorage, Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. They also connect to destinations in the Midwest and East Coast...

Alaska Airlines flies internationally, but its network is mostly regional rather than long-haul. Their international routes focus on nearby destinations in Canada, Mexico, Belize, and Costa Rica. From West Coast cities like Seattle, Los Angeles, and Portland, you’ll find multiple options to...

Alaska Air flies to a wide range of destinations across the U.S., Canada, and parts of Mexico, Belize, and Costa Rica. Their network is strongest along the West Coast, with major operations in Seattle, Anchorage, Portland, and Los Angeles. They also connect to cities in Alaska, the Midwest, and...

“Air Alaska” usually refers to Alaska Airlines, and they fly to a broad mix of U.S. and nearby international destinations. Their strongest coverage is on the West Coast, including major cities like Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. They also connect to many cities in Alaska...