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Tag: Alaska Airlines (Mileage Plan)

The Alaska Airlines Companion Fare Just More Valuable — Here’s How It Works Now
The Alaska Airlines Companion Fare Just More Valuable — Here’s How It Works Now
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The Alaska Airlines Companion Fare is available to both personal and business Alaska credit cardholders after meeting minimum spend requirements. The fare code allows you to book a one-time coach ticket for a companion for just $99 plus taxes and fees on Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines-operated flights within North America. Here's how it works.

Ashley OnadeleMark JacksonHarrison Pierce
Ashley Onadele, Mark Jackson & Harrison Pierce

Reviewed byJT Genter

Korean Air Ending Hawaiian Redemptions, Restricting Alaska Awards in 2026
Korean Air Ending Hawaiian Redemptions, Restricting Alaska Awards in 2026
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Despite being a member of the SkyTeam alliance, Korean Air has long maintained a partnership with Oneworld member Alaska Airlines and previously had one with Hawaiian Airlines until earlier this year. However, Korean Air's partnership with Alaska Airlines is about to change. Starting January 1, 2026, this partnership will look quite different and there will be two new key limitations. Here’s what you need to know.

Cameron Laufer
Cameron Laufer