Here’s the lowdown on cheap flight tickets using Alaska Airlines miles, elite status and D.C. flight safety protocols
If you need to fly somewhere right away, your Alaska Airlines miles can come in handy.
If you need to fly somewhere right away, your Alaska Airlines miles can come in handy.
The airline will prohibit passengers from checking firearms and cap capacity loads on flights to and from Washington, D.C., at least through Jan. 22.
With new rules from the U.S. Department of Transportation, most major airlines have limited which animals can be in the cabin.
The new measures are designed to try to prevent travelers from bringing in newer forms of the virus that scientists say can spread more easily.
The head of the World Travel and Tourism Council admonished those touting potential vaccine requirements for traveling.
Since demand is down, airfares are down — and those intending to travel can find some great deals out of Anchorage.
International travel will be slow to recover, but Alaska may reclaim the mantle as a top destination.
Beginning Jan. 11, the airline will allow only service dogs that are “specially trained.”
That’s the travel rush that’s going on around Alaska right now, on top of all the holiday packages and mail that’s already in the system.
This year has been a lesson about how fast schedules can change.
Companies are doing their best to forecast who will travel where next year.
Giving the gift of a handy travel accessory is enough to get your traveler thinking of big trips in the future — and maybe you’ll get to go along.
Movers & Shakas, a state- and company-funded program, will provide airfare to Oahu to 50 out-of-staters willing to spend at least a month in Hawaii volunteering with nonprofits.
The new rule will force passengers with emotional-support animals to check them into the cargo hold — and pay a pet fee.
Travelers who are shopping for Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals are betting on a vaccine and for improved testing and mitigation conditions in 2021.
As the number of air travelers and covid-19 cases go up this holiday season, four flight attendants share their best advice.
There are safety precautions that can be taken, and state and local travel mandates to keep in mind.
Health officials across the country are urging people to avoid nonessential travel.
Even in Alaska, many remote communities, from Dutch Harbor to Utqiagvik, require incoming travelers to quarantine for 14 days.
Online reservations aren’t permitted yet, and all travelers will be required to complete an operator-participant agreement.