Search and book domestic flights in the United States with Alaska Airlines with Alternative Airlines. Use our search form to begin searching for any domestic route Alaska Airlines operates. Use this guide to learn more about which routes Alaska Airlines operates within the US, along with travel tips and more.
Alaska Airlines is a major American airline. Having been in operation for more than 90 years, the airline has grown from a small regional airline to the major international carrier that it is today.
With its primary hub at Seattle Tacoma International Airport, Alaska Airlines flies daily to more than 100 domestic destinations across the US and flights within Alaska. Fly with Alaska for a reliable, stress-free and comfortable flying experience, whether that's in First Class or the airline's award-winning Main Cabin.
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As well as domestic flights, Alaska Airlines also flies internationally to Canada, Cuba and Mexico. But the majority of the flights operated by the airline are domestic flights within the USA. Here are some of the airline's most popular domestic routes:
Alaska Airlines flies to over 100 destinations across the US, from major cities to remote regional airports. It’s especially strong on the West Coast and in Alaska, but also offers a wide range of routes nationwide. Here are some of the most popular places you can fly to with Alaska Airlines:
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When flying domestically with Alaska Airline, you'll always fly comfortably, no matter which cabin class you choose. The airline offers a selection of cabin class seating for passengers to choose from:
Economy Class seats are what the airline refers to as it's 'Main Cabin'. Main Cabin passengers can enjoy a full food and drinks menu (fees apply), with meals available to order up to 12 hours before take-off. Passengers can connect to onboard WIFI and connect to Alaska Airlines' inflight entertainment system.
Alaska's Premium Economy class, known as 'Premium Class', gives passengers everything that Main Cabin offers, but with added extras. Enjoy a complimentary drink and complimentary snack. Premium Class also offers premium boarding and seating.
Alaska doesn't have Business Class; if you'd like to upgrade from Premium, we suggest Alaska Airlines' First Class.
First Class is the airline's most luxurious cabin class. First Class seats are much larger and more comfortable than the ones in the Main Cabin and Premium Class. Each passenger is also given a soft quilted blanket and free entertainment tablet for the duration of the flight. Before departure, guests can also relax in the airline's exclusive airport lounge, available depending on the airport.
When flying with Alaska Airlines you can check in online, at a check-in kiosk at the airport or at a full-service check-in counter at the airport.
You can check-in online for your Alaska Airlines flight from 24 hours to 1 hour before the scheduled departure time.
If you're unable to check in online, you can also check-in at the airport using a self-service kiosk or by arriving at the check-in counter.
The airline advises passengers to arrive at the airport at least 2 hours before your scheduled departure for domestic flights.
Alaska Airlines allows passengers to bring 1 carry-on bag, plus 1 personal item. The carry-on bag must not exceed dimensions of 55cm x 36cm x 23cm (22in x 14in x 9in). The following items would be accepted as a personal small item: a purse or small handbag, umbrella, laptop bag, camera bag.
For checked luggage, Alaska Airlines charges each an additional fee for the first and second bag, which increases for an additional third bag. Checked baggage dimensions must not exceed 157cm/62in (length + width + height) and a weight of 23kg/51lbs.
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If you are a US citizen and flying domestically within the US, without leaving the borders of the United States, you do not need a passport to travel. You will need to present a valid government-issued photo ID that displays your personal details, including your date of birth and name, such as a Drivers Licence, Military ID Card, or State ID Card.
If you're a non-US citizen you will need a passport in order to fly domestically within the US.
The airline recommends that you arrive at the airport no later then 2 hours prior to your scheduled flight departure time. You must arrive at the airport before the check-in cut off time, which is 40 minutes prior to scheduled departure for domestic flights. For some airports, it is 45 minutes prior to departure. We recommend that you arrive as early as possible.
Yes, light snacks, meals and hot/cold drinks are available on all Alaska Airlines flights. Whether your meal is complimentary and included in the price of your ticket will depend on your cabin class. For passengers travelling in the Main Cabin or Premium, meals can be pre-ordered for a fee. For First Class passengers, meals are included.
If you can't find the perfect flight with Alaska Airlines, don't worry! There are many other alternatives you can book flights with. If you'd like to fly domestically in the USA, we recommend booking flights with United or American Airlines. If you'd like to book flights within Alaska, we recommend flying with 40-Mile Air, Bering Air or Ravn Alaska.
