Airlines
Alaska Airlines Makes Easier for Families to Sit Together
We know you’re focused on a lot of different things when traveling with your kids. (Did you pack enough snacks? Did you confirm a favorite toy made the trip?) One important issue you won’t have to worry about when flying with Alaska airlines: It guarantees that young children will be seated with their families.
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Alaska airlines guarantees that children 13 and under will be seated next to at least one accompanying adult at no additional cost, including for Saver fares, assuming the following conditions are met:
- The child and accompanying adult are booked on the same reservation.
- The accompanying adult chooses seats for the entire reservation or skips seats for the entire reservation and does not make changes to seat assignments once they’ve been assigned.
- Adjacent seats are available in the same class of service your child is ticketed in at the time you book your flight
- The plane’s seat layout allows adjacent seating based on the number of children in your reservation.
- Your original plane hasn’t been switched to a smaller aircraft.
There are plenty of discussions happening right now in the industry and beyond about how airlines can improve the travel experience for families. At Alaska, it proud to be ahead of the curve when it comes to keeping families together when they’re flying with Alaska.
By the way, it offer special amenities for youngest fliers: For inflight entertainment, they have dedicated Kids Zone with featured new releases including a new partnership with Rebel Girls; designed for younger tastes, Kids Picnic Pack is available for purchase on flights longer than 775 miles; special Junior Jetsetters program allows children 5-17 years old to travel unaccompanied; and pilots and flight attendants always have wings at the ready to hand out to help trigger a smile.
