Alaska Airlines

Types Of Alaska Airlines Cabins:

First Class: First-class and regional jet aircraft are accessible on every mainline planes. First-class boarding, warm meals, alcoholic beverages, towel service, and snacks are included.

Premium Class: Premium Class is accessible on all mainline and regional jet aircraft. It is located in the first few sections of the economic cabin and has 35" sitting area, which is four inches more in Alaska than in the main cabin. Travelers can get preferential boarding, complimentary premium food, and complimentary alcoholic beverages. Premium class seating can be purchased during the booking process or provided as a complimentary adjustment through Alaska's Mileage Plan Loyalty.

Main Cabin: The main cabin is Alaska's economic offering. Passengers in the main cabin are provided with complimentary meals and nonalcoholic beverages. You will also purchase fresh meals, alcoholic beverages, and other snacks. Each Main Cabin seat includes USB and power outlets for mainline aircraft.

Alaska Airlines Baggage Policy

Alaska Airlines will provide one carry-on bag and one personal product (batch, case, or laptop bag) at no charge. Free of charge.

The maximum allowable dimensions, including handles and wheels, are 45 linear inches (22 x 14 x 9 in) or 115 cm (61 x 43 x 25 cm).

Baggage should fit in the overhead bin or beneath the seat.

The jacket, umbrella, free duty items, and assistance supplies (wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, strollers, kid restraining seats, etc.) cannot be charged against the carry-on allowance.

Diaper sacks are treated as a single personal item.

Alaska Airlines Checked Baggage Policy:

The standard checked baggage policy for Alaska Airlines is as follows:

Standard 2 baggage can be checked in.

The length, breadth, and height should not exceed 62 cm (157 centimetres).

Weight limit: 50 kg, or 23 kg.

Alaska Airlines Online Check-In Options

Beginning 24 hours and ending 60 minutes before the planned departure time, you can check in online to get a mobile boarding pass on your mobile device, PC, or print a boarding card. This option applies if you have an electronic ticket.

You may access your reservation by entering your confirmation code, e-ticket code, or frequent flyer account information.

You aren't a rider with special requirements

Alaska Airlines First-Class Upgrade

You have a ticket electronically.

You may access your reservation using a confirmation code, an e-ticket, or a frequent flyer account.

You are not a rider with special requirements.

You depart from an airport that respects mobile boarding cards.

You're not traveling with a child