TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION TERMS & CONDITIONS
The travel authorization (certificate) is valid for flights served by Alaska Airlines flights numbered (1-999, 2000 –
2999) and/or Sky West Airlines flights (3450-3499) Mileage Plan Miles cannot be earned or credited. First
Class paid upgrades or mileage plan upgrades are allowed. Connections are also allowed (subject to fare
rules) First Bag Free for Visa Signature® Cardholders. See our checked baggage policy and flight schedules
at www.alaskaair.com for more details. Individual travel taxes may apply. Once ticketed, fare rules apply
regarding changes to itinerary. The certificate is valid for one year from date of issue with no extensions
permitted. The following black-out dates apply: NOV 21-NOV 28, 2016 | DEC 18, 2016- JAN 2, 2017
The certificate is void if bartered or sold. If lost, the certificate may not be reissued.
1) Allow two (2) weeks from the time of reservation and your flight. To make your reservation,
2) When you have confirmed your flight(s), ask the agent for your confirmation code.
Reservations and Ticketing Instructions Included on Certificate:
call the Alaska Airlines Commercial Desk (M-F 8am-11pm MST, Sat/Sun 9am-7pm MST)
at 1-888-327-2755. Please advise the reservations agent that you have a Travel
Authorization Form along with any inquiries you may have regarding MVP, Gold or 75K
Gold Membership benefits.
Complete the bottom portion of this letter then mail the entire letter to:
Alaska Airlines
Attn: Commercial Desk
1399 S. Eagle Flight Way
Boise, ID 83709
Note: Only the original letter will be accepted, you may make a copy for your
records.
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