What is the airline's policy on travel with a service animal on my Alaska Airlines flight?

Alaska Airlines welcomes service animals on its flights to assist passengers with disabilities. According to the airline's policy, trained service animals accompanying passengers with disabilities are accepted on all Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air flights. This includes dogs, cats, and miniature horses. The airline does not accept other animals as service animals.

Passengers traveling with a service animal must notify the airline at least 48 hours prior to departure and provide documentation confirming the animal's status as a trained service animal. The airline may also require additional documentation if the animal's training or behavior is not readily apparent, or if there are other safety concerns.

Alaska Airlines does not charge a fee for service animals traveling with passengers with disabilities. However, the airline reserves the right to charge a cleaning fee or deny boarding to any animal that poses a safety or health threat to other passengers or crew members.