What is the fee for traveling with a bicycle on my Alaska Airlines flight?

If you plan to travel with a bicycle on an Alaska Airlines flight, you should be aware of the fees and guidelines for doing so. The fee for traveling with a standard bicycle on an Alaska Airlines flight is $100 each way. However, the fee is only $25 each way if you are traveling with a Mileage Plan elite member, or if you are traveling to or from a destination within the state of Alaska.

It's important to note that bicycles are considered oversized items and must be properly packaged and checked in at the airport ticket counter. You can either pack your bike in a travel case or box, or use an approved bicycle box available for purchase at the airport. You can also check in a bicycle as a standalone item or as part of your checked baggage allowance, depending on your fare class and Mileage Plan status.

It's recommended that you notify Alaska Airlines in advance of your travel date if you plan to bring a bicycle, as there is limited space available on each flight for oversized items. You can do this either online or by calling the airline's customer service number.

Overall, traveling with a bicycle on an Alaska Airlines flight is a great way to explore new destinations while enjoying your favorite outdoor activity. Just be sure to follow the guidelines and prepare your bicycle properly for travel to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience.