To use your Alaska Airlines companion fare, you need to book a qualifying flight, typically through Alaska’s website or app, and then apply the companion fare to your reservation during the checkout process.
First, make sure your fare is eligible. The companion fare is usually available to members of the Alaska Airlines credit card program.
You can use it for a round-trip flight booked at the same time as your own.
Select your desired flight, and when prompted, add the companion fare option.
Follow the prompts to complete your booking.
Be sure to check the specific terms and conditions, as there may be blackout dates or restrictions.
If you need to change your flight, you might have to reapply the companion fare, depending on the new itinerary.
Always keep an eye on the expiration date of your companion fare, since it can be easy to miss.
Using your companion fare can save you a good amount on airfare, especially for long trips.
Make sure to plan ahead and take advantage of this benefit.
If you have any issues, reaching out to Alaska Airlines customer service can help clarify any questions.
Can I use my companion fare on any flight?
No, the companion fare can only be used on qualifying flights as specified by Alaska Airlines.
Is there a limit on how many times I can use my companion fare?
Yes, typically you can use it once per year, but check your specific credit card terms for details.
Can my companion fare be used for international flights?
Yes, you can use it for certain international flights, but there are specific restrictions.
What if I need to cancel my flight?
If you cancel your flight, the companion fare may be forfeited, depending on the airline’s policies.
Do I need to book both tickets at the same time?
Yes, the companion fare must be applied when booking your own ticket to ensure eligibility.