Alaska Airlines Check-in and Boarding Pass

Check-in arrival time at airport:

Minimum required check-in time with baggage:

Alaska Airlines offers several options:

Online check-in

It is available 24 hours before the scheduled departure time and allows passengers to check-in and selects their seat from their computer or mobile device. In addition, passengers can print or send their boarding passes to their mobile devices.

Mobile check-in

it is available through the Alaska Airlines app and allows passengers to check-in, select their seat, and receive their boarding pass directly on their mobile devices.

Airport check-in

it is available at Alaska Airlines' ticket counters or self-service kiosks at the airport. Passengers should arrive at the airport early enough to allow time for check-in, baggage drop-off (if applicable), security screening, and boarding.

Alaska Airlines also offers a service called "Airport of the Future," which uses advanced technology to streamline passengers' check-in and boarding process. This service is available at select airports, including Seattle, Los Angeles, and New York JFK.

The following travel paperwork must be organized before arriving at the Alaska Airlines Airport:

1. A valid passport or government-issued identification
2. E-ticket number
3. The name and details of your Alaska Airlines flight

Online web check-in to get a Boarding Pass

1. Visit the Alaska Airlines website and click on "Check-In" at the top of the page.
2. Enter your last name and confirmation code to access your reservation.
3. Select the passenger(s) you want to check in and click "Continue."
4. Choose your seat preferences from the available options and click "Continue."
5. Review and confirm your contact information and any special requests (such as wheelchair assistance) and click "Continue."
6. Review and confirm your itinerary details, including the flight number and departure time, and click "Continue."
7. Print your boarding pass or send it to your mobile device.
8. If you have checked baggage, you can print your baggage tags at home and then drop off your bags at the airport baggage counter or use a self-service kiosk.
9. Arrive at the airport early enough to allow time for baggage drop-off (if applicable), security screening, and boarding.

Offline Check-in to get a Boarding Pass

Here are the general steps to follow to check-in at the airport for your Alaska Airlines flight:

1. Arrive at the airport with enough time before your flight. It's recommended to arrive at least 90 minutes before the scheduled departure time for domestic flights and two hours before international flights.
2. Locate the Alaska Airlines ticket counter at the airport.
3. Present your government-issued photo ID and flight information to the ticketing agent.
4. The agent will confirm your reservation, check any baggage if necessary, and provide you with a boarding pass.
5. Proceed through security screening with your boarding pass and government-issued photo ID.
6. Board your flight at the designated boarding time.

It's important to note that the check-in times may vary depending on the airport and the flight's departure time. Therefore, it's best to check Alaska Airlines' website for specific check-in times for your flight.

Passengers who have checked in at the airport and have checked baggage must drop off their luggage at the baggage drop counter before proceeding to security.

Kiosk Check-in to get Boarding Pass

Here are the general steps to follow to check-in at an airport kiosk for your Alaska Airlines flight:

1. Locate an Alaska Airlines kiosk at the airport.
2. Enter your confirmation code and credit card, or scan your mobile boarding pass.
3. Select your flight and review your itinerary.
4. Choose your seats and add any baggage fees if applicable.
5. Verify your personal information and confirm your check-in.
6. Print your boarding pass or save it to your mobile device.
7. If you have checked your baggage, proceed to the baggage drop counter to check your bags.
8. Proceed through security screening with your boarding pass and government-issued photo ID.
9. Board your flight at the designated boarding time.

It's important to note that kiosk check-in is available at most airports and is a convenient option for passengers who do not need to check baggage or make changes to their reservations. However, the check-in times may vary depending on the airport and the flight's departure time. Therefore, it's best to check Alaska Airlines' website for specific check-in times for your flight.

Passengers who have checked in at a kiosk and have checked baggage must drop off their luggage at the baggage drop counter before proceeding to security.