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Alaska Airlines guests are able to pre-clear at the departure gate of Hawaii-bound flights. Please note: If your vaccination records are not validated by Safe Travels prior to departure, we will need to see an original CDC COVID-19 vaccination card to qualify for Pre-Clear.

Alaska’s current health advisory for international and interstate travel provides clear guidance for non-vaccinated travelers entering Alaska (by land, sea or air) to mitigate the transmission and control the spread of the COVID-19 virus and its variants.

For your safety and for the safety of others around you, guests who have exhibited COVID-19 symptoms 72 hours before their flight or who have been in close proximity to someone who has tested positive are not allowed to fly with us. This is for the safety of all guests and employees. Don’t fly if you’re not feeling well.

In flight As directed by an official of Alaska Airlines, the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, a Canada Border Services Agency officer, or a Canadian public health official. Exceptions: Children under the age of 2 years old; passengers with breathing difficulties unrelated to COVID-19.

By May 1, 2020, your digital membership card will be updated. To access, open the Alaska Airlines mobile app, go to “Account,” then click “Alaska Lounge card.”. We no longer send out physical membership cards, except upon request. To request a physical card, please email Alaska.Lounge@alaskaair.com with your Mileage Plan number.

Can I still fly on Alaska Airlines? For your safety and for the safety of others around you, guests who have exhibited COVID-19 symptoms 72 hours before their flight or who have been in close proximity to someone who has tested positive are not allowed to fly with us. This is for the safety of all guests and employees.

Since the end of July, three unvaccinated Alaska Airlines employees have died of COVID-19, including Capt. Eric Moss, a healthy 53-year-old pilot who died just five days after coming down with the...