Air tx through Delta for Alaska flight

[TagsMissy]

Hi BCers I know there's been quite a few of us who have bought tix from SEA-MCO and paid through Delta but the flights are flown by Alaska... Do you know if we check in at Delta or at Alaska counters?

 

[aristocat65]

Tagsmissy: I found the following on Delta's website. HTH It's not long now



"My flight is operated by a Delta codeshare partner. Where do I check in?

If you're traveling as a Delta customer on one of our codeshare partners, you will need to check in with that airline carrier."

 

[TagsMissy]

Thanks I saw that too but then I was getting conflicting info so I was curious of anybody had actually done it LOL

I'll go with visiting the Alaska counter

OOoooh just a few more sleeps

 

[yellowdogx]

I don't know the answer to your question, however just wanted to offer an opinion as a fellow bc'r. I got an Alaska airlines MasterCard through mnba and the perks it offers are pretty good. Dollar spent = airmile point, you get 25000 points to join, $50 companion fare once per year.

Our trip sea-mco is costing us $400 for three taxes in.

 

[aristocat65]

I don't know the answer to your question, however just wanted to offer an opinion as a fellow bc'r. I got an Alaska airlines MasterCard through mnba and the perks it offers are pretty good. Dollar spent = airmile point, you get 25000 points to join, $50 companion fare once per year.

Our trip sea-mco is costing us $400 for three taxes in.

I have one of these also. It is one of the best mileage cards around (IF you are flying to the States a lot)

I would add though, that If you haven't already, you should go onto Alaskaair.com and register for their mileage plan (regardless of whether or not you decide to get the mastercard). You will then be able to get mileage credits for your Delta flight. You just need to keep your boarding passes and you can fax them to Alaska and they will give you credit. They will also credit partner (AA,continental) flights.