Alaska Airlines

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Changes can be made online or by calling the reservation center.

Infants up to the age of two may travel for free if seated on an adult's lap. Infants and children occupying their own seats will be charged the full fare.

Alaska Airlines accepts most small domesticated pets. Other pets may be accepted with approval. Space for pets traveling in the cabin or in the cargo compartment is limited and subject to availability. When traveling with your pet in the cabin, the pet is considered your carry-on item. A personal item (e.g. purse, briefcase, laptop) is the only additional item you can bring onboard. Reservations for pets are accepted up to 24 hours prior to departure and you will be charged $100 each way.

Standard baggage allowance limitations apply. A separate seat can be purchased to carry a large instrument instead of checking it.

Complimentary meals or light snacks are served to passengers in the first class cabin. In 2006 the airline launched its buy-on-board meal program, known as Northern Bites, on most flights over three hours, including all transcontinental flights. As part of the buy-on-board program, the airline offers various "Picnic Packs" for a charge in economy class on all flights. Alaska Airlines also offers hard-drive based, audio-video-on-demand digital players called, digEplayer that deliver movies, TV shows and audio programs on most long-haul flights to be rented for a fee.

Mileage Plan is the frequent flyer program of the Alaska Air Group, Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air.The Mileage Plan program has no membership fee, and accumulated miles never expire. However, if a Mileage Plan member does not accumulate mileage within nine months of becoming a member, or a member's account remains inactive with zero miles earned or spent for a consecutive 24-month period, Alaska Air reserves the right to cancel the account and dissolve any unused miles. Canceled accounts can be reinstated within one year of their deletion for a $75 fee.

See sample meals and the Northern Bites "Picnic Pack" at Alaska's Meal Service page; or read reviews of meals and see photographs taken by other flyers on AirlineMeals.net.

Alaska Airlines Magazine is available on all flights. You can see a sample magazine online and read some of the articles.

Alaska Airlines is part of oneworld Alliance and has codeshare agreements with 15 other airlines.

Alaska Airlines traces its roots back to the bush pilots who flew Alaskan wilderness routes in the 1930s. Alaska Airlines and sister carrier Horizon Air provide passenger and cargo services to more than 90 cities in Alaska, the Lower 48, Canada and Mexico. Alaska is the ninth-largest carrier in the U.S., operating major hubs in Anchorage, Seattle, Portland and Los Angeles.