All Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan™ members are eligible to check a case of Washington wine from any airport in the state at no additional cost.
And it gets better.
Show your boarding pass at participating Washington wineries and your tasting fee is waived.
As part of the Wine Flies Free program, travelers can enjoy a wine tasting* when visiting any participating tasting room by showing their Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan membership and in-bound Alaska Airlines boarding pass (paper or digital) with a Washington airport arrival from the last 10 days.
To find out which Washington wineries are offering a tasting with boarding pass, head over to Map My WA Wine and use the filter tool to search “Alaska Air Promo.”
*Excludes holiday weekends and winery special events.
Washington is full of talented winemakers and grape growers bursting with energy and excitement. With near-perfect wine growing conditions, world-class wines, and a tight-knit wine community, Washington is simply one of the most exciting wine regions on the planet.
With 1,000+ wineries, 400+ grape growers, and 60,000+ acres of wine grapes, the only question is…which Washington wine region should you visit first?
Learn more about Wine Flies free at alaskaair.com/wine. Not an Alaska Airlines mileage member? Sign up today.
At participating wineries and tasting rooms, visitors can enjoy a wine tasting by presenting their current (within 10 days of arrival) in-bound Alaska Airlines boarding pass and proof of membership in the Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan. One waived tasting fee is available per boarding pass per winery. Holiday weekends and special events are excluded.
Which Washington wineries offer the tasting with my boarding pass?
Download Map My WA Wine. Use the filter tool to search “Alaska Air Promo” to see which wineries are offering a tasting.
At which airports can I check a case of wine for free?
Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan™ members may check a case of wine for free on Alaska Airlines flights departing from Washington, Oregon, Idaho or California.
Does the Alaska Airlines Wine Flies Free program apply to all 50 states and international flights?
The Wine Flies Free case can be checked from a participating airport to any location in the U.S. While the wine can be checked through onto international flights, Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan passengers must meet the customs requirements and fees of the destination country.
How must the wine be packaged?
The wine must be safely packaged for transport in a protective shipping container (wine shipping box/they are cardboard or styrofoam). The TSA asks containers not be sealed, but remain open for inspection. Shipping boxes are available at many of the wineries, wine shops and shipping providers such as U-Haul. They may vary in price.
Please note it is the responsibility of the Alaska Airlines passenger to be sure the wine is properly packaged for checking as luggage. Advise the Alaska Air Customer Service Agent when you check in so the box can be properly labeled with FRAGILE stickers. Items packaged in cardboard boxes are covered in case of loss, but are checked at your own risk for damage. View Alaska Airlines’ Checked Baggage Policies for more details.
How many cases are allowed?
Each Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan member aged 21 and over with an outbound ticket will be allowed one (1) case of up to 12 bottles to be checked free of charge. Passengers with additional cases will be charged the regular baggage fee.