While many of us were instructed to stay home during the pandemic, airline employees were part of the essential workforce who remained on the front lines. Each day brought new challenges, regulations and precautions that airline people had to carefully navigate while continuing to care for guests, communities and each other.
As we inch our way to a new normal—happily seeing travellers’ pent-up desire to hop on a plane—Alaska is taking a moment to thank each employee for their relentless commitment to caring for its guests for 90 years & counting by giving them 90,000 miles to fly anywhere in the world.
“As we celebrate 90 years of flying, we wouldn’t be where we are today without our incredible people who work nonstop to keep things moving, even throughout a global pandemic,” said CEO Ben Minicucci. “When you think about how many airlines have come and gone since 1932, it’s an amazing achievement that we’re still here and stronger than ever—it’s because of the genuine care and hard work our people bring to our operation every day.”
The great thing about miles is they never expire and offer flexibility to travel not just on Alaska, but also on all oneworld partners like British Airways, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Finnair and our other airline partners. Travel awards begin at just 5,000 miles, and can be used to book First Class tickets, a relaxing stay at a hotel or tickets to an anticipated event—there are so many ways to use airline miles!
With 90,000 miles, they can plan a trip to almost anywhere in the world:
This post was published on 12 July 2022 20:25
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