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Alaska Airlines·oneworld
Every Alaska fare brand compared: what is included, what is restricted, and which cheap fare ends up costing more once you add a bag.
Key Travel Facts & Insights
Includes: Full carry-on and personal item, seat assigned after purchase from the back of the cabin. Watch out for: Non-changeable and non-refundable; boards last; seat assignment cannot be altered.
Includes: Advance seat selection, free changes, full Mileage Plan earning. Watch out for: Fare difference applies on changes.
Includes: Four inches more legroom, free beer and wine, and early boarding. Watch out for: An extra-legroom product, not a separate cabin.
Includes: Recliner seat, two free checked bags, meal service and lounge-adjacent priority. Watch out for: Domestic-style First on most routes rather than a lie-flat product.
Alaska operates: Saver, Main, Premium Class, First Class.
One full-size carry-on plus one personal item on every fare, Saver included. $35 on standard fares.
No change fee on Main, Premium and First fares. Saver fares cannot be changed at all after the 24-hour window.
Saver. Includes: Full carry-on and personal item, seat assigned after purchase from the back of the cabin. Restriction: Non-changeable and non-refundable; boards last; seat assignment cannot be altered.
$35 on standard fares.
Fare rules, baggage allowances and change policies differ by route and fare brand. Our consultants confirm the exact terms attached to your itinerary before you pay — and handle the change or refund if plans move.