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AS · Founded 1932

Alaska Airlines

Based in SeaTac, Washington, United States

3.2★★★★★★★★★★

Overall, from 5 metrics

🛫 Hubs SEA · ANC · PDX · LAX +2🎟️ Atmos Rewards🗺️ 30 airports we track

Alaska Airlines (AS) is based in SeaTac, Washington, United States, hubs at SEA, ANC, PDX, LAX, SFO, SAN, flying since 1932. Rated 3.2/5 on on-time performance, hospitality, food, and drinks.

Ratings

Each metric is scored 1–5. The overall rating is their average.

On-time performance
3
Hospitality
3
Food & beverage
3
Drinks
4
Customer service
3
What a 5 means for each metric›
On-time performance
arrives on schedule
Hospitality
crew is friendly and attentive
Food & beverage
quality meals and snacks
Drinks
good selection, generous pours
Customer service
answers the phone and fixes the problem

The essentials

Where they fly from, how to earn with them, and who to call when it goes wrong.

Headquarters
SeaTac, Washington, United States
Hubs
SEAANCPDXLAXSFOSAN
Mileage program
Atmos Rewards ↗
Elite status
Mileage Plan
Customer service
+1-800-252-7522

Mileage Plan status

Full status page ↗

Alaska's program is now Atmos Rewards, and its status ladder is being renamed; these are the Mileage Plan tiers it grew from, earned on elite-qualifying miles or segments flown in a calendar year on Alaska, Hawaiian and partners. Alaska is a oneworld member, so MVP Gold is Sapphire and Gold 75K and up are Emerald. Confirm the current names and thresholds on alaskaair.com.

  1. 1Member

    How to earn it

    Free to join.

    What it gets you

    Earn and redeem miles; no elite benefits.

    At the lounge door

    No status lounge access. Lounge entry is by cabin, membership, or a card.

  2. 2MVP

    oneworld Ruby

    How to earn it

    About 20,000 elite-qualifying miles or 30 segments.

    What it gets you

    Complimentary upgrades after higher tiers, two free bags, priority boarding, a 50% mileage bonus.

    At the lounge door

    No lounge access from status. The Alaska Lounge needs a membership, a day pass, or an eligible first-class ticket.

  3. 3MVP Gold

    oneworld Sapphire

    How to earn it

    About 40,000 miles or 60 segments.

    What it gets you

    Higher upgrade priority, upgrade certificates for companions, waived change fees, a 100% bonus.

    At the lounge door

    oneworld business lounges, with one guest, whenever you fly a oneworld carrier the same day, in any cabin. Alaska Lounge only with a membership or on eligible international itineraries.

  4. 4MVP Gold 75K

    oneworld Emerald

    How to earn it

    About 75,000 miles or 90 segments.

    What it gets you

    Better priority still, more certificates, a 125% bonus, and a lounge-membership discount.

    At the lounge door

    oneworld first and business lounges, with one guest, whenever you fly a oneworld carrier the same day, in any cabin. Alaska Lounge on same-day international oneworld itineraries.

  5. 5MVP Gold 100K

    oneworld Emerald

    How to earn it

    About 100,000 miles or 140 segments.

    What it gets you

    Top tier: first for upgrades, the most certificates, a 150% bonus, and a personal concierge line.

    At the lounge door

    oneworld first and business lounges, with one guest, whenever you fly a oneworld carrier the same day, in any cabin. Alaska Lounge on same-day international oneworld itineraries.

What Atmos Rewards miles are worth

All 100 programs ↗

The average value of a point, in the currency you spend.

Per mile

$0.0155

Per 1,000 miles

$15.50

Your 10,000 miles

$155.00

Average across the redemptions Atmos Rewards members typically make; a single award can be worth much more or much less. Compare every program.

Where they fly

Airports and terminals Alaska Airlines serves, from the lounges it operates there.

  • AUSAustin-BergstromBarbara Jordan Terminal
  • BOSBoston Logan InternationalTerminal B
  • BWIBaltimore/Washington InternationalConcourse D
  • CUNCancún InternationalTerminal 2
  • DCARonald Reagan Washington NationalTerminal 2
  • DENDenver InternationalConcourse A
  • DFWDallas/Fort Worth InternationalTerminal E
  • DTWDetroit Metropolitan Wayne CountyNorth Terminal
  • EWRNewark Liberty InternationalTerminal B
  • FLLFort Lauderdale-Hollywood InternationalTerminal 1
  • HNLDaniel K. Inouye InternationalTerminal 2
  • IADWashington Dulles InternationalConcourse B
  • IAHGeorge Bush IntercontinentalTerminal A
  • JFKJohn F. Kennedy InternationalTerminal 8
  • LASHarry Reid InternationalTerminal 3
  • LAXLos Angeles InternationalTerminal 6
  • MCOOrlando InternationalTerminal B
  • MIAMiami InternationalConcourse E
  • MSPMinneapolis-Saint Paul InternationalTerminal 1
  • ORDChicago O'Hare InternationalTerminal 3
  • PDXPortland InternationalConcourse B · Concourse C
  • PHLPhiladelphia InternationalTerminal D
  • PHXPhoenix Sky Harbor InternationalTerminal 3
  • PITPittsburgh InternationalAirside Terminal
  • SANSan Diego InternationalTerminal 2
  • SEASeattle-Tacoma InternationalConcourse C · Concourse D · North Satellite
  • SFOSan Francisco InternationalTerminal 1
  • SLCSalt Lake City InternationalConcourse B
  • STLSt. Louis Lambert InternationalTerminal 1
  • YVRVancouver InternationalInternational Terminal

Safety record

Last 10 years

0

people killed

All time

8

people killed

People killed in accidents involving this airline's flights, on board and on the ground. Counted Sep 18, 2026. Source

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