The sky’s the limit: Making air travel easier for children with autism For most families, an airplane just takes you to your destination where new people and experiences await. For families with children on the autism spectrum, the plane itself is an experience, and not always a good one. 1 min read June 22, 2015 Fit on the fly: How frequent travelers stay healthy on the go For Susan Devine, staying fit on the fly is all about the small choices she makes each day. Devine is a Boise-based consultant who manages a team in Seattle and travels around the Pacific Northwest each week. Between early morning flights, limited food choices, and hotel rooms far from home, Devine said she is intentional… 1 min read June 9, 2015 Flight attendant secrets for exploring a new city on a dime Flight attendants are not only experts in onboard safety, but also know how to make the most of a visit to a new city. They also know that when you are in a new and exciting city every night, you can’t spend a fortune on each layover. So how do flight attendants explore new places… 1 min read April 17, 2015 Travel like a pro: fly through airport security with TSA PreCheck You’ve got your boarding pass on your phone. You self-tagged your bags and dropped them off with the nice agent at the counter. And you’ve only been at the airport for five minutes. You’ve got this down, you’re ready to be on that plane and go. But wait, the hard part’s not over. You still… 1 min read April 10, 2015 Fly away: 5 tips for fans at spring training, from Robinson Cano and friends Spring training is the perfect time for fans to soak up the warm Arizona sunshine as they get close to big baseball stars in small baseball parks. Through April 4, half the teams in Major League Baseball, including the Seattle Mariners, will play their spring games in the Phoenix area. Now is the time to… 1 min read March 4, 2015 Travel like a pro: How to snag a better seat on the airplane For some, traveling can be a real challenge. Airports are hectic with so much happening at once. It’s no wonder that people get stressed out. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Here are four simple tricks that can help ease your way and get you to your destination in the seat of your choice… 1 min read February 12, 2015 Travel like a pro: 3 ways to fly through airport lines (no cutting!) The busy holiday travel season is winding down, but lines are no fun at any time of year. Seize your own destiny with these three tips to get you through the airport as quickly as possible. 1 min read January 7, 2015 Explore Baltimore: 5 reasons to take your kid The first verses of “The Star-Spangled Banner” echoed through Oriole Park at Camden Yards – the traditional opening to sporting events across America. But here in Baltimore, the national anthem carries added significance. Three miles away is Fort McHenry, site of the battle that inspired the song’s words exactly 200 years ago. “And the rocket’s red glare,… 1 min read October 31, 2014 Fright or Flight: Seattle-area clinic helps clients who fear flying Annette Dixon never sets foot on an aircraft without her good luck charms — an alabaster elephant known to symbolize good luck and strength, an uplifting card with personal meaning, and earrings that symbolize 30 years of friendship. A year ago the Seattle resident wasn’t even sure she’d ever get on a plane again. She… 1 min read September 24, 2014 2014 FAQ: How do I fly out of Los Cabos? How do I get on an Alaska Airlines flight out of Los Cabos? Do I need to be an Alaska customer? Are these flights free? Los Cabos International Airport remains closed to commercial air service, but has opened a runway for outbound humanitarian flights. Because the Alaska Airlines flights are operating under special conditions, local authorities on the… 1 min read September 18, 2014 Destination Detroit: A local’s guide to discovering beauty, history and tasty drinks in the Motor City This month, Alaska Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Seattle and Detroit. For on-the-ground advice about things to do in Detroit, we turned to resident expert Dan Austin, a journalist at the Detroit Free Press who also runs historicdetroit.org and has written two books about the city’s legendary architecture. “Detroit is a city that is… 1 min read September 9, 2014 Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Fit on the fly: How frequent travelers stay healthy on the go For Susan Devine, staying fit on the fly is all about the small choices she makes each day. Devine is a Boise-based consultant who manages a team in Seattle and travels around the Pacific Northwest each week. Between early morning flights, limited food choices, and hotel rooms far from home, Devine said she is intentional… 1 min read June 9, 2015 Flight attendant secrets for exploring a new city on a dime Flight attendants are not only experts in onboard safety, but also know how to make the most of a visit to a new city. They also know that when you are in a new and exciting city every night, you can’t spend a fortune on each layover. So how do flight attendants explore new places… 1 min read April 17, 2015 Travel like a pro: fly through airport security with TSA PreCheck You’ve got your boarding pass on your phone. You self-tagged your bags and dropped them off with the nice agent at the counter. And you’ve only been at the airport for five minutes. You’ve got this down, you’re ready to be on that plane and go. But wait, the hard part’s not over. You still… 1 min read April 10, 2015 Fly away: 5 tips for fans at spring training, from Robinson Cano and friends Spring training is the perfect time for fans to soak up the warm Arizona sunshine as they get close to big baseball stars in small baseball parks. Through April 4, half the teams in Major League Baseball, including the Seattle Mariners, will play their spring games in the Phoenix area. Now is the time to… 1 min read March 4, 2015 Travel like a pro: How to snag a better seat on the airplane For some, traveling can be a real challenge. Airports are hectic with so much happening at once. It’s no wonder that people get stressed out. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Here are four simple tricks that can help ease your way and get you to your destination in the seat of your choice… 1 min read February 12, 2015 Travel like a pro: 3 ways to fly through airport lines (no cutting!) The busy holiday travel season is winding down, but lines are no fun at any time of year. Seize your own destiny with these three tips to get you through the airport as quickly as possible. 1 min read January 7, 2015 Explore Baltimore: 5 reasons to take your kid The first verses of “The Star-Spangled Banner” echoed through Oriole Park at Camden Yards – the traditional opening to sporting events across America. But here in Baltimore, the national anthem carries added significance. Three miles away is Fort McHenry, site of the battle that inspired the song’s words exactly 200 years ago. “And the rocket’s red glare,… 1 min read October 31, 2014 Fright or Flight: Seattle-area clinic helps clients who fear flying Annette Dixon never sets foot on an aircraft without her good luck charms — an alabaster elephant known to symbolize good luck and strength, an uplifting card with personal meaning, and earrings that symbolize 30 years of friendship. A year ago the Seattle resident wasn’t even sure she’d ever get on a plane again. She… 1 min read September 24, 2014 2014 FAQ: How do I fly out of Los Cabos? How do I get on an Alaska Airlines flight out of Los Cabos? Do I need to be an Alaska customer? Are these flights free? Los Cabos International Airport remains closed to commercial air service, but has opened a runway for outbound humanitarian flights. Because the Alaska Airlines flights are operating under special conditions, local authorities on the… 1 min read September 18, 2014 Destination Detroit: A local’s guide to discovering beauty, history and tasty drinks in the Motor City This month, Alaska Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Seattle and Detroit. For on-the-ground advice about things to do in Detroit, we turned to resident expert Dan Austin, a journalist at the Detroit Free Press who also runs historicdetroit.org and has written two books about the city’s legendary architecture. “Detroit is a city that is… 1 min read September 9, 2014 Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Flight attendant secrets for exploring a new city on a dime Flight attendants are not only experts in onboard safety, but also know how to make the most of a visit to a new city. They also know that when you are in a new and exciting city every night, you can’t spend a fortune on each layover. So how do flight attendants explore new places… 1 min read April 17, 2015 Travel like a pro: fly through airport security with TSA PreCheck You’ve got your boarding pass on your phone. You self-tagged your bags and dropped them off with the nice agent at the counter. And you’ve only been at the airport for five minutes. You’ve got this down, you’re ready to be on that plane and go. But wait, the hard part’s not over. You still… 1 min read April 10, 2015 Fly away: 5 tips for fans at spring training, from Robinson Cano and friends Spring training is the perfect time for fans to soak up the warm Arizona sunshine as they get close to big baseball stars in small baseball parks. Through April 4, half the teams in Major League Baseball, including the Seattle Mariners, will play their spring games in the Phoenix area. Now is the time to… 1 min read March 4, 2015 Travel like a pro: How to snag a better seat on the airplane For some, traveling can be a real challenge. Airports are hectic with so much happening at once. It’s no wonder that people get stressed out. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Here are four simple tricks that can help ease your way and get you to your destination in the seat of your choice… 1 min read February 12, 2015 Travel like a pro: 3 ways to fly through airport lines (no cutting!) The busy holiday travel season is winding down, but lines are no fun at any time of year. Seize your own destiny with these three tips to get you through the airport as quickly as possible. 1 min read January 7, 2015 Explore Baltimore: 5 reasons to take your kid The first verses of “The Star-Spangled Banner” echoed through Oriole Park at Camden Yards – the traditional opening to sporting events across America. But here in Baltimore, the national anthem carries added significance. Three miles away is Fort McHenry, site of the battle that inspired the song’s words exactly 200 years ago. “And the rocket’s red glare,… 1 min read October 31, 2014 Fright or Flight: Seattle-area clinic helps clients who fear flying Annette Dixon never sets foot on an aircraft without her good luck charms — an alabaster elephant known to symbolize good luck and strength, an uplifting card with personal meaning, and earrings that symbolize 30 years of friendship. A year ago the Seattle resident wasn’t even sure she’d ever get on a plane again. She… 1 min read September 24, 2014 2014 FAQ: How do I fly out of Los Cabos? How do I get on an Alaska Airlines flight out of Los Cabos? Do I need to be an Alaska customer? Are these flights free? Los Cabos International Airport remains closed to commercial air service, but has opened a runway for outbound humanitarian flights. Because the Alaska Airlines flights are operating under special conditions, local authorities on the… 1 min read September 18, 2014 Destination Detroit: A local’s guide to discovering beauty, history and tasty drinks in the Motor City This month, Alaska Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Seattle and Detroit. For on-the-ground advice about things to do in Detroit, we turned to resident expert Dan Austin, a journalist at the Detroit Free Press who also runs historicdetroit.org and has written two books about the city’s legendary architecture. “Detroit is a city that is… 1 min read September 9, 2014 Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Travel like a pro: fly through airport security with TSA PreCheck You’ve got your boarding pass on your phone. You self-tagged your bags and dropped them off with the nice agent at the counter. And you’ve only been at the airport for five minutes. You’ve got this down, you’re ready to be on that plane and go. But wait, the hard part’s not over. You still… 1 min read April 10, 2015 Fly away: 5 tips for fans at spring training, from Robinson Cano and friends Spring training is the perfect time for fans to soak up the warm Arizona sunshine as they get close to big baseball stars in small baseball parks. Through April 4, half the teams in Major League Baseball, including the Seattle Mariners, will play their spring games in the Phoenix area. Now is the time to… 1 min read March 4, 2015 Travel like a pro: How to snag a better seat on the airplane For some, traveling can be a real challenge. Airports are hectic with so much happening at once. It’s no wonder that people get stressed out. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Here are four simple tricks that can help ease your way and get you to your destination in the seat of your choice… 1 min read February 12, 2015 Travel like a pro: 3 ways to fly through airport lines (no cutting!) The busy holiday travel season is winding down, but lines are no fun at any time of year. Seize your own destiny with these three tips to get you through the airport as quickly as possible. 1 min read January 7, 2015 Explore Baltimore: 5 reasons to take your kid The first verses of “The Star-Spangled Banner” echoed through Oriole Park at Camden Yards – the traditional opening to sporting events across America. But here in Baltimore, the national anthem carries added significance. Three miles away is Fort McHenry, site of the battle that inspired the song’s words exactly 200 years ago. “And the rocket’s red glare,… 1 min read October 31, 2014 Fright or Flight: Seattle-area clinic helps clients who fear flying Annette Dixon never sets foot on an aircraft without her good luck charms — an alabaster elephant known to symbolize good luck and strength, an uplifting card with personal meaning, and earrings that symbolize 30 years of friendship. A year ago the Seattle resident wasn’t even sure she’d ever get on a plane again. She… 1 min read September 24, 2014 2014 FAQ: How do I fly out of Los Cabos? How do I get on an Alaska Airlines flight out of Los Cabos? Do I need to be an Alaska customer? Are these flights free? Los Cabos International Airport remains closed to commercial air service, but has opened a runway for outbound humanitarian flights. Because the Alaska Airlines flights are operating under special conditions, local authorities on the… 1 min read September 18, 2014 Destination Detroit: A local’s guide to discovering beauty, history and tasty drinks in the Motor City This month, Alaska Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Seattle and Detroit. For on-the-ground advice about things to do in Detroit, we turned to resident expert Dan Austin, a journalist at the Detroit Free Press who also runs historicdetroit.org and has written two books about the city’s legendary architecture. “Detroit is a city that is… 1 min read September 9, 2014 Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Fly away: 5 tips for fans at spring training, from Robinson Cano and friends Spring training is the perfect time for fans to soak up the warm Arizona sunshine as they get close to big baseball stars in small baseball parks. Through April 4, half the teams in Major League Baseball, including the Seattle Mariners, will play their spring games in the Phoenix area. Now is the time to… 1 min read March 4, 2015 Travel like a pro: How to snag a better seat on the airplane For some, traveling can be a real challenge. Airports are hectic with so much happening at once. It’s no wonder that people get stressed out. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Here are four simple tricks that can help ease your way and get you to your destination in the seat of your choice… 1 min read February 12, 2015 Travel like a pro: 3 ways to fly through airport lines (no cutting!) The busy holiday travel season is winding down, but lines are no fun at any time of year. Seize your own destiny with these three tips to get you through the airport as quickly as possible. 1 min read January 7, 2015 Explore Baltimore: 5 reasons to take your kid The first verses of “The Star-Spangled Banner” echoed through Oriole Park at Camden Yards – the traditional opening to sporting events across America. But here in Baltimore, the national anthem carries added significance. Three miles away is Fort McHenry, site of the battle that inspired the song’s words exactly 200 years ago. “And the rocket’s red glare,… 1 min read October 31, 2014 Fright or Flight: Seattle-area clinic helps clients who fear flying Annette Dixon never sets foot on an aircraft without her good luck charms — an alabaster elephant known to symbolize good luck and strength, an uplifting card with personal meaning, and earrings that symbolize 30 years of friendship. A year ago the Seattle resident wasn’t even sure she’d ever get on a plane again. She… 1 min read September 24, 2014 2014 FAQ: How do I fly out of Los Cabos? How do I get on an Alaska Airlines flight out of Los Cabos? Do I need to be an Alaska customer? Are these flights free? Los Cabos International Airport remains closed to commercial air service, but has opened a runway for outbound humanitarian flights. Because the Alaska Airlines flights are operating under special conditions, local authorities on the… 1 min read September 18, 2014 Destination Detroit: A local’s guide to discovering beauty, history and tasty drinks in the Motor City This month, Alaska Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Seattle and Detroit. For on-the-ground advice about things to do in Detroit, we turned to resident expert Dan Austin, a journalist at the Detroit Free Press who also runs historicdetroit.org and has written two books about the city’s legendary architecture. “Detroit is a city that is… 1 min read September 9, 2014 Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Travel like a pro: How to snag a better seat on the airplane For some, traveling can be a real challenge. Airports are hectic with so much happening at once. It’s no wonder that people get stressed out. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Here are four simple tricks that can help ease your way and get you to your destination in the seat of your choice… 1 min read February 12, 2015 Travel like a pro: 3 ways to fly through airport lines (no cutting!) The busy holiday travel season is winding down, but lines are no fun at any time of year. Seize your own destiny with these three tips to get you through the airport as quickly as possible. 1 min read January 7, 2015 Explore Baltimore: 5 reasons to take your kid The first verses of “The Star-Spangled Banner” echoed through Oriole Park at Camden Yards – the traditional opening to sporting events across America. But here in Baltimore, the national anthem carries added significance. Three miles away is Fort McHenry, site of the battle that inspired the song’s words exactly 200 years ago. “And the rocket’s red glare,… 1 min read October 31, 2014 Fright or Flight: Seattle-area clinic helps clients who fear flying Annette Dixon never sets foot on an aircraft without her good luck charms — an alabaster elephant known to symbolize good luck and strength, an uplifting card with personal meaning, and earrings that symbolize 30 years of friendship. A year ago the Seattle resident wasn’t even sure she’d ever get on a plane again. She… 1 min read September 24, 2014 2014 FAQ: How do I fly out of Los Cabos? How do I get on an Alaska Airlines flight out of Los Cabos? Do I need to be an Alaska customer? Are these flights free? Los Cabos International Airport remains closed to commercial air service, but has opened a runway for outbound humanitarian flights. Because the Alaska Airlines flights are operating under special conditions, local authorities on the… 1 min read September 18, 2014 Destination Detroit: A local’s guide to discovering beauty, history and tasty drinks in the Motor City This month, Alaska Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Seattle and Detroit. For on-the-ground advice about things to do in Detroit, we turned to resident expert Dan Austin, a journalist at the Detroit Free Press who also runs historicdetroit.org and has written two books about the city’s legendary architecture. “Detroit is a city that is… 1 min read September 9, 2014 Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Travel like a pro: 3 ways to fly through airport lines (no cutting!) The busy holiday travel season is winding down, but lines are no fun at any time of year. Seize your own destiny with these three tips to get you through the airport as quickly as possible. 1 min read January 7, 2015 Explore Baltimore: 5 reasons to take your kid The first verses of “The Star-Spangled Banner” echoed through Oriole Park at Camden Yards – the traditional opening to sporting events across America. But here in Baltimore, the national anthem carries added significance. Three miles away is Fort McHenry, site of the battle that inspired the song’s words exactly 200 years ago. “And the rocket’s red glare,… 1 min read October 31, 2014 Fright or Flight: Seattle-area clinic helps clients who fear flying Annette Dixon never sets foot on an aircraft without her good luck charms — an alabaster elephant known to symbolize good luck and strength, an uplifting card with personal meaning, and earrings that symbolize 30 years of friendship. A year ago the Seattle resident wasn’t even sure she’d ever get on a plane again. She… 1 min read September 24, 2014 2014 FAQ: How do I fly out of Los Cabos? How do I get on an Alaska Airlines flight out of Los Cabos? Do I need to be an Alaska customer? Are these flights free? Los Cabos International Airport remains closed to commercial air service, but has opened a runway for outbound humanitarian flights. Because the Alaska Airlines flights are operating under special conditions, local authorities on the… 1 min read September 18, 2014 Destination Detroit: A local’s guide to discovering beauty, history and tasty drinks in the Motor City This month, Alaska Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Seattle and Detroit. For on-the-ground advice about things to do in Detroit, we turned to resident expert Dan Austin, a journalist at the Detroit Free Press who also runs historicdetroit.org and has written two books about the city’s legendary architecture. “Detroit is a city that is… 1 min read September 9, 2014 Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Explore Baltimore: 5 reasons to take your kid The first verses of “The Star-Spangled Banner” echoed through Oriole Park at Camden Yards – the traditional opening to sporting events across America. But here in Baltimore, the national anthem carries added significance. Three miles away is Fort McHenry, site of the battle that inspired the song’s words exactly 200 years ago. “And the rocket’s red glare,… 1 min read October 31, 2014 Fright or Flight: Seattle-area clinic helps clients who fear flying Annette Dixon never sets foot on an aircraft without her good luck charms — an alabaster elephant known to symbolize good luck and strength, an uplifting card with personal meaning, and earrings that symbolize 30 years of friendship. A year ago the Seattle resident wasn’t even sure she’d ever get on a plane again. She… 1 min read September 24, 2014 2014 FAQ: How do I fly out of Los Cabos? How do I get on an Alaska Airlines flight out of Los Cabos? Do I need to be an Alaska customer? Are these flights free? Los Cabos International Airport remains closed to commercial air service, but has opened a runway for outbound humanitarian flights. Because the Alaska Airlines flights are operating under special conditions, local authorities on the… 1 min read September 18, 2014 Destination Detroit: A local’s guide to discovering beauty, history and tasty drinks in the Motor City This month, Alaska Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Seattle and Detroit. For on-the-ground advice about things to do in Detroit, we turned to resident expert Dan Austin, a journalist at the Detroit Free Press who also runs historicdetroit.org and has written two books about the city’s legendary architecture. “Detroit is a city that is… 1 min read September 9, 2014 Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Fright or Flight: Seattle-area clinic helps clients who fear flying Annette Dixon never sets foot on an aircraft without her good luck charms — an alabaster elephant known to symbolize good luck and strength, an uplifting card with personal meaning, and earrings that symbolize 30 years of friendship. A year ago the Seattle resident wasn’t even sure she’d ever get on a plane again. She… 1 min read September 24, 2014 2014 FAQ: How do I fly out of Los Cabos? How do I get on an Alaska Airlines flight out of Los Cabos? Do I need to be an Alaska customer? Are these flights free? Los Cabos International Airport remains closed to commercial air service, but has opened a runway for outbound humanitarian flights. Because the Alaska Airlines flights are operating under special conditions, local authorities on the… 1 min read September 18, 2014 Destination Detroit: A local’s guide to discovering beauty, history and tasty drinks in the Motor City This month, Alaska Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Seattle and Detroit. For on-the-ground advice about things to do in Detroit, we turned to resident expert Dan Austin, a journalist at the Detroit Free Press who also runs historicdetroit.org and has written two books about the city’s legendary architecture. “Detroit is a city that is… 1 min read September 9, 2014 Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
2014 FAQ: How do I fly out of Los Cabos? How do I get on an Alaska Airlines flight out of Los Cabos? Do I need to be an Alaska customer? Are these flights free? Los Cabos International Airport remains closed to commercial air service, but has opened a runway for outbound humanitarian flights. Because the Alaska Airlines flights are operating under special conditions, local authorities on the… 1 min read September 18, 2014 Destination Detroit: A local’s guide to discovering beauty, history and tasty drinks in the Motor City This month, Alaska Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Seattle and Detroit. For on-the-ground advice about things to do in Detroit, we turned to resident expert Dan Austin, a journalist at the Detroit Free Press who also runs historicdetroit.org and has written two books about the city’s legendary architecture. “Detroit is a city that is… 1 min read September 9, 2014 Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Destination Detroit: A local’s guide to discovering beauty, history and tasty drinks in the Motor City This month, Alaska Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Seattle and Detroit. For on-the-ground advice about things to do in Detroit, we turned to resident expert Dan Austin, a journalist at the Detroit Free Press who also runs historicdetroit.org and has written two books about the city’s legendary architecture. “Detroit is a city that is… 1 min read September 9, 2014 Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska Filters
Secrets to finding great value in award miles Anyone who flies should open an account with their airline’s loyalty program; it’s free, and even infrequent travelers might someday accumulate enough credit for an award flight, especially if they take advantage of the many ways to earn miles besides flying, such as staying at hotels, renting cars, using a credit card, or even sending… 1 min read August 26, 2014 Posts navigation Previous 1 … 12 13 14 Next Keep up with Alaska