Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan is a valuable airline loyalty program, thanks to its high-value airline partners like Cathay ...

Alaska Airlines frequent-fliers can rack up double miles and earn elite status twice as fast on six West Coast routes through the end of May.. The promotion covers flights from Oct. 22 through May ...

A new promotion from Alaska Airlines' Mileage Plan loyalty program offers members double miles through the end of 2019 for travel on two dozen transcontinental non-stop routes to and from ...

In May, Seattle-based Alaska Airlines announced a loyalty partnership with EL Al Israel Airlines that would allow travelers on both carriers to earn miles when flying on the partner airline. Now ...

On partner flights—like flights on Alaska Airlines—you’ll earn miles based on fare class and distance ... a recent promotion offered 1,500 bonus Alaska miles for spending at least $550 ...

Alaska Airlines is offering flight deals for as low as $69 on its website. ... The promotion directs travelers to Alaska's deals page, ... and Portland for $89 or 6,500 miles and six dollars.

Alaska Airlines on Monday announced the program, in which passengers can redeem 10,000 miles to cover the $85 cost of a PreCheck screening charged by the Transportation Security Administration ...

Alaska Airline Mileage Plan miles can be earned by flying Alaska and its partner carriers, spending on a cobranded card, or transferring points from the Bilt Rewards program at a 1:1 ratio.

Alaska Airlines' Alaska Hotels service offers over 400,000 locations around the world at which Mileage Plan members can earn up to 10,000 miles for every night they stay. Members can also redeem ...

Alaska Airlines is known for its Mileage Plan, which won the title of NerdWallert's Best Airline Rewards Program for 2023 for its great reward rates, elite status benefits and reliability. It even ...

Frequent fliers who feel grounded by airport security screenings can now use their Alaska Airlines miles to cover the cost of a prescreening, which may put them in faster-moving security lines.