You can check up to two bags for free on Alaska Airlines for most flights.
Each checked bag should not exceed 50 pounds and 62 linear inches. If you have more than two bags or if your bags exceed the weight or size limits, additional fees will apply.
Booking a first-class ticket can allow you to check even more bags for free. It’s a good idea to check your specific route, as policies may vary slightly based on destination and fare type.
Always review the latest baggage policy on Alaska Airlines’ website before your trip. This ensures you have the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Keep in mind that certain items, like sporting equipment or musical instruments, may have different rules and fees.
Packing efficiently can help you avoid extra charges and make your travel experience smoother.
What is the fee for extra checked bags on Alaska Airlines?
The fee for the third checked bag is typically around $100, and it can go up from there for any additional bags.
Are there weight limits for checked bags on Alaska Airlines?
Yes, each checked bag must not exceed 50 pounds. Bags over this weight may incur extra fees.
Can I check a bag if I have a basic economy ticket?
Yes, but you will have to pay for checked baggage on a basic economy ticket. The first bag usually costs around $30.
What items are not allowed in checked baggage?
Items like lithium batteries, flammable materials, and certain sports equipment are generally prohibited in checked baggage.
Can I change my baggage allowance after purchasing my ticket?
Once your ticket is purchased, you can’t change the baggage allowance. However, you can add bags and pay the applicable fees.