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How do I arrange stop-over when using Alaska miles?

How do I arrange stop-over when using Alaska miles?

  1. Anonymous Guest

    Sorry for the naive question, but how does one arrange for a stop-over when booking a flight using Alaska Air miles? When I book flights through their website, there is no easily visible way to do so. The available flights may have a stop-over, but the next leg of the flight is almost always just a few hours later. How would I arrange to stay several days before continuing onT
    Thank you in advance for your advice.
    Richard

  2. No Name Member

    Hello rflemming4

    You call.

    From Alaska website:
    “Round-trip itineraries with 2 stopovers, or one-way awards with 1 stopover may only be booked through an Alaska Airlines call center.”

    [URL]https://www.alaskaair.com/content/mileage-plan/benefits/conditions-of-membership.aspx[/URL]

  3. David W Community Ambassador

    What are you planning for your itinerary? AS only lets stopovers occur in hub cities and you cant mix partners. Aside from Cathay and LAN, all other AS partners should be bookable online

    Have you tried the AS multi-city tool?

  4. Anonymous Guest

    You should be able to book it through the multi-city tool, depending on the destinations. Calling is easy though — Alaska agents are generally great.

  5. rfleming4 New Member

    Thank you all for your help. The Multi-City option seems to work. I had not realized that was the way to line up a stop-over. Much appreciate your assistance.

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