“We may not be able to celebrate Pride in-person this year, but that won’t stop us from showing the LGBTQ community – as well as communities of color – our love and support as we stand together in solidarity during these trying times.” – Karen Wilkins-Mickey.

We’ve thought through every single stage of your travels—from booking to boarding, and beyond—and implemented nearly 100 ways to keep you safe every time you fly with us.

Starting May 11, our guests will be required to wear face coverings at the airport & onboard. While social distancing may not always be easy, we’ve got you covered on our aircraft and at airports where we fly. Here are some answers to top questions about our latest efforts to ensure the safety of our guests & employees.

To help our guests & employees with physical distancing, we’re taking extra precautions when it comes to seating, onboard service, crew interaction, boarding and more.

The REAL ID deadline has been extended a full year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Whether technology comes second nature to you or it’s not always your friend, we’re here to make your travel experience ease-y breezy. Follow this guide to stream, meditate or play games on your next flight.

Here are six ways to sweeten your travel experience to the South Pacific island nation. Register & book your trip on our Global Partner, Fiji Airways, by Feb. 29 to get up to 50% off award travel OR earn DOUBLE the Alaska miles.

We’re working with American Airlines to build a new West Coast international alliance – and plan to join the oneworld alliance. Our expanded global reach will give our guests seamless access to more than 1,200 destinations around the world.

This Father’s Day, we celebrate dads like Alaska Pilot Ryan Mohr whose 6-year-old son Haak was offered a dream trip to the Aulani Disney Resort in Hawaii with his family after battling cancer. And maybe—just maybe—he and his brother-in-law Driggs, an Anchorage-based captain, could fly the Make-A-Wish flight?

We’re celebrating women who love what they do at Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air – three of whom know our planes inside and out in San Francisco.

“I try to lead and make others feel comfortable,” Tizzard says. “This work is my passion, and there’s no greater thing you can do with life and work than to follow your passion in a way that serves you and the world.”

The National Forest Foundation’s work to protect 193 million acres of forests and grasslands is supported by millions of miles donated by Alaska Mileage Plan members.

March 4 marks our one-year anniversary since we launched our first flight at Paine Field in Everett – the Seattle-area’s latest, much-welcomed additional commercial airport option.

This month, airport runways from Seattle to Los Angeles and New York will double as catwalks as more than 20,000 Alaska Airlines employees don long-awaited new uniforms by fashion designer Luly Yang.

Whether you’re looking for a place to lounge by the pool or enjoy some nightlife or time with the family, Alaska Airlines can get you there. Here’s a list of six places to have fun in the sun + more ways to go global.

Many of us have lives that go nonstop, so it’s essential to prioritize the solacing self-care activities that bring us the most joy and put us in the best headspace. And if travel’s on that list for you, then you’ve landed in the right spot (and flight spot!). This year, we want to help you approach your time spent in the air with health and wellness in mind, from relaxing destinations to onboard meditations, and everything in between. Here’s a guide to taking your self-care to new heights.

The best way to get the most out of your Machu Picchu excursion is to pack your trip down to a carry-on. Yes, a carry-on. So how do you fit all that adventure into your cabin baggage? Here’s a no-frills guide to packing and preparing the ultimate carry-on for all of your Machu Picchu needs. 

Oahu’s Nainoa Thompson has spent his life pursuing far-fetched adventures. Sailing across the Pacific in a traditional double-­hulled canoe, named Hokulea, open to the elements, using the wind and stars for direction? Pre­posterous. Guide Hokulea around the world for three years? Outrageous. Dangerous, in fact. Read his story and his deep connection to Hawaii.

Our people are the heart of our business, and the reason we’re an award-winning airline. Today, we’re awarding more than $130 million in annual bonuses to recognize their passion, dedication and hard work. For most employees, this equates to more than 7% of their annual pay in 2019, about a month’s extra pay.

If you’ve ever wanted to fly for a living, work on planes or help passengers on their journeys, this could be the year to come work with us and jump into the fast-growing world of aviation. Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air are announcing plans, as part of a 2020 jobs forecast, to hire nearly 2,800 employees in the coming year.