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The cost of a checked bag on Alaska Airlines is typically $30 for the first bag and $40 for the second bag on most domestic flights.
Prices may vary for international flights, where the first checked bag can be free depending on your fare type.
If you’re a Mileage Plan member or flying to certain destinations, you might find different rules apply. For example, first-class passengers enjoy complimentary checked baggage.
Keep in mind that fees can change, so it’s smart to check Alaska Airlines’ official website before your trip.
Oversized and overweight bags incur additional charges. The maximum weight for checked bags is 50 pounds, and dimensions should not exceed 62 inches.
It’s also worth noting that if you’re traveling with sports equipment or musical instruments, special fees may apply.
Planning ahead can save you money and hassle at the airport.

How can I pay for my checked bag on Alaska Airlines?

You can pay for your checked bag during online check-in, at the airport kiosk, or directly at the baggage drop-off counter.

What is the weight limit for checked bags on Alaska Airlines?

The weight limit for checked bags is 50 pounds. Bags exceeding this limit will incur additional fees.

Are there any exceptions to checked bag fees on Alaska Airlines?

Can I check sports equipment without additional fees?

Sports equipment may be checked, but fees depend on the size and weight. It’s best to check Alaska Airlines’ specific policies for details.

What happens if my checked bag is lost or delayed?

If your bag is lost or delayed, report it immediately to an Alaska Airlines representative. They’ll help track your bag and assist with compensation.