Buy-one-get-one-free deal for fall travel

Alaska Airways, trying to spur ticket profits as the coronavirus pandemic drags on, is bringing back its buy-1-get-a single-totally free offer.

The offer – which have to be booked by Monday, Sept.20 – covers journey between Oct. 5 and Dec. 15, excluding a dozen days around Thanksgiving.

The Seattle-centered airline, which has a West Coast aim, said the “BOGO” ticket provide is great on flights in mentor class to far more than 120 places, including Hawaii, Mexico, Costa Rica, Belize and other getaway hotspots.

Travelers have to e-book on Alaska’s web page utilizing the lower price code BOGOTIME. Unlike Alaska’s BOGO deal a 12 months back, this a person won’t come with an vacant center seat.

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Alaska Airways BOGO deal: The fine print right before you purchase

As with all airline fare product sales, there is great print galore. This is what you will need to know:

For most destinations, vacation is minimal to flights departing on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, which are off-peak times for airways.
Travel to Hawaii, Mexico, Costa Rica and Belize is valid Sundays by Wednesdays. Travel from Hawaii, Mexico, Costa Rica and Belize is valid Tuesdays via Fridays.
Traveling solo or require to fly on other days? Use the BOGOTIME code for 10% off other flights booked all through the BOGO advertising. The 10% price cut is also legitimate for initial-class flights.
Journey between Nov. 18 and Nov. 29 is blacked out. Thanksgiving is Thursday, Nov. 25.
Ticket consumers will have to shell out taxes on the “no cost ticket.”
The advertising excludes flights operated by Alaska Airlines codeshare companions, such as its new West Coastline spouse American Airlines. Flights by regional associates SkyWest and Horizon Air are qualified