Alaska Airlines Customer FAQ

For checked baggage on Alaska Airlines, the maximum dimensions allowed are 62 linear inches (length + width + height) and the maximum weight is 50 pounds for standard bags. Bags exceeding these limits may incur additional fees or may not be accepted.

To obtain your check-in number for your connecting flight from Seattle to Phoenix, you should check your email for your confirmation from Alaska Airlines, as it usually contains this information. You can also log in to your Alaska Airlines account or use their mobile app to access your flight details and check-in number. If you booked through a third party, check with them directly.

You can change your reservation by accessing your booking through the Alaska Airlines website or mobile app. Look for the "Manage Flights" section, enter your details, and select the option to change your flight. If the new return date is available, you’ll be able to make the change there. Please note that fare differences may apply, and changes are subject to Alaska Airlines' policies.

If the name on your ticket is incorrect, you can typically make corrections directly through the airline's website or app. It's important to address any discrepancies as soon as possible to avoid issues at check-in or boarding. The specific process may vary depending on the type of fare purchased, so checking the ticket's terms and conditions would be beneficial.

For Alaska Airlines, medications can be carried either in your carry-on or checked luggage. There's no explicit requirement to have them in original prescription bottles. However, if you're traveling internationally or to areas with specific health-related regulations, it's advisable to keep them in their original containers with clearly marked labels to avoid any potential issues. For convenience and in case of lost luggage, keeping necessary medications in your carry-on is often best. Please ensure all your medications abide by the TSA guidelines for carrying liquids if they're not in pill form.