Will this change your travel plans?
on March 1. One of the major changes will affect members trying to redeem first-class awards on Alaska's flights with their miles. The travel site reported that the carrier is raising the maximum number of miles by more than 35 percent for some flights.
On flights between 1,401 and 2,100 miles, the maximum amount of miles you might have to spend for first class is going up from 60,000 miles to 70,000 miles next month. And then on flights longer than 2,100 miles, the mileage maximum is getting increased to 95,000 miles from 70,000. But there are no changes planned for the minimum number of miles required or for the main cabin mileage range.
"In practice, you should only encounter these peak rates during busier travel periods or when booking one of the last available seats on a flight," The Points Guy said."When there's saver-level availability, you should be able to book awards at the lowest award rate. But there is no guarantee."have a partnership
that allows members of Alaska's Mileage Plan to book flights with the other carrier by using their Alaska miles. But the perks of this benefit are also changing on March 1. Starting next month, Alaska is removing caps for American Airlines award flights in U.S. and Canada, so American flights booked with Alaska miles will no longer have fixed rates. Currently, one-way rates are 12,500 miles for the main cabin and 25,000 miles for business classes.
Instead, American award flights will have starting prices and then"vary depending on demand," meaning it might get more expensive to redeem your Alaska miles for these trips."Needless to say, if you want to play it safe, book any upcoming American award flights now and cancel later if necessary," The Points Guy advised.
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