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Test T

verifbadgeVerified | Nov 2, 2026

London-New York

Economy

test terrible customer service test

My flight was delayed by more than three hours and the airline gave no clear explanation at the gate. Staff kept changing the departure time and nobody told us whether we would make our connection. I missed my onward flight and had to pay for a hotel and meals out of my own pocket. When I asked about compensation at the desk, I was told to contact customer support online, but the form on the website kept returning an error. I would like the airline to review my case and respond.
  • London-New York
  • Economy
  • Loss: €123
  • Desired solution

bluecheck Expenses reimbursement

Sam M

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 21, 2026
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Seattle-San Francisco

Economy

Claim escalated to airline

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I had a very important business meeting the same day as my flight arrived in SF. The flight was already delayed by one hour or so and then I was asked to check in my bag at the gate. After the plane landed, my bag could not be found and I was told to file the lost baggage claim. I had to rush to the store to get a decent Shirt and Jacket due to the client meeting. My bag was delivered very late that night at my hotel.
  • Seattle-San Francisco
  • Economy
  • Claim escalated to airline

Samantha Y

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 21, 2026
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Boise-Edmonton

Economy

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My flight from Boise to Seattle left so late that by the time I got to Seattle I had less than 10 minutes to make it from the c gates all the way to the n gates to try to make my connecting flight which was supposed to leave at 5:40 I made it to the gate at 5:37 and it had already taken off and I had missed it. I was told that the plane had even waited for me, which I quite frankly find hard to believe seeing as they weren’t scheduled to leave until 5:40 and I was at the gate by 5:37 being told I had missed it. There was nothing I could do to try to make my connecting flight whatsoever and now I will end up missing work due to the airlines mistake.
  • Boise-Edmonton
  • Economy

Linda S

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 20, 2026
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Redmond-Bend-Wassau

Economy

Unknown

used AA miles (37,500) for this trip. I left Redmond on 9-30. Luggage did not appear 9-1 or 9-2-and on 9-3 luggage found by a maintenance employee. I had to drive hour and half back to airport to pick up luggage or it would be another day for delivery. canoe trip had to be cancelled et no clothes/gear. please reinstate these miles. Tried to do this on-line et maintenance man at CWA filled out initial paper work-no copies given/ on-line stated "info deleted. 2hr delay to talk to a human. AA could not find any info on-line ie flight info delleted.etc
  • Redmond-Bend-Wassau
  • Economy

Cyndril Y

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 18, 2026
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Tucson-Seattle

Economy

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My bag was intercepted at the gate because I was informed that the aircraft was already fully loaded with other packages. The staff assured me that I would receive my baggage tag or claim ticket once I was seated on the aircraft. However, throughout the entire flight, I was not provided with the promised tag or any clear information regarding the status of my baggage. Concerned about my belongings, I approached a flight attendant to ask for an update. Unfortunately, I was told that there was nothing she could do about the situation. I was later informed that my bag had already arrived at my final destination. Trusting this information, I proceeded to the baggage carousel at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and waited for almost two hours at Carousel 12. Despite the lengthy wait, my bag never arrived. I then approached the baggage service counter to report the missing bag and request assistance. Instead of receiving immediate support or a clear resolution, I was simply given a phone number to call for follow-ups. This left me feeling helpless and frustrated, especially after experiencing a lack of communication from the airline throughout the entire process. What makes this situation particularly distressing is that my bag contains my personal belongings, essential maintenance medications, and other valuable items that I need during my stay in Seattle. Because my baggage was not delivered as expected, I have been forced to consider purchasing essential items and necessities at my own expense. This has caused me unexpected financial expenses, unnecessary stress, and significant inconvenience. I understand that unexpected baggage issues may sometimes occur. However, what I find unacceptable is the lack of proper communication, the failure to provide me with my baggage tag as promised, and the absence of meaningful assistance when I sought updates and help. As a passenger, I believe I deserve accurate information, proper guidance, and timely assistance, particularly when an issue arises due to circumstances beyond my control. This experience has caused me considerable inconvenience and anxiety. Instead of being able to settle in and enjoy my stay in Seattle, I have been left worrying about the whereabouts of my belongings, how long it will take to recover them, and how I will manage without the essential items packed in my bag. The uncertainty surrounding the return of my baggage has further added to the stress of an already frustrating situation. In light of these circumstances, I respectfully request that the airline take immediate action to locate and deliver my missing baggage. I would also appreciate a clear and timely update regarding its current location and the expected delivery date. Furthermore, I request information on the airline’s policy regarding reimbursement for reasonable expenses incurred due to delayed baggage, including the purchase of essential clothing, toiletries, and other necessities. I would also like the airline to consider appropriate compensation for the significant inconvenience, stress, and lack of communication I experienced. I trust that the airline will take this complaint seriously and handle the matter with urgency and professionalism. I hope to receive a prompt response, a satisfactory resolution, and assurance that appropriate measures will be taken to prevent other passengers from experiencing a similar situation.
  • Tucson-Seattle
  • Economy

Valeria A

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 6, 2026
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Kodiak-Yuma

Economy

Unknown

It's very inconvenient for me not to get my luggage with my arrival, do to fact I don't live in yuma and I have to drive more then 1 hour back to yuma once it arrives with the possibility that my frozen salmon has gone bad, it is food im concern about the integrity been compromised my box its been in the wrong temperature more then 24 hrs already
  • Kodiak-Yuma
  • Economy

Cyndril Y

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 5, 2026
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Tucson-Seattle

Economy

Claim escalated to airline

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While I was boarding the flight, my luggage was intercepted/taken from me at the boarding area. The flight attendant told me that she would provide me with the baggage tag on my seat once I was on board. However, throughout the entire flight, I never received the baggage tag. After landing, I asked the flight attendant about the tag, but I was told that she could no longer do anything because we were already on board. When I arrived at my destination, I went to Carousel 12 and waited for approximately two hours, but my luggage never arrived. Since I was never given the baggage tag, I had no tag number or tracking information to help locate my bag. I eventually went to the Alaska Airlines baggage service counter to report the missing luggage. I was told that the bag was delayed and would be delivered to my hotel. The situation caused significant inconvenience and hardship. I had only a small clutch with me, while all of my clothing, toiletries, and personal belongings were inside my luggage. As a result, I was without my essential belongings for the entire night and the following day and had to make arrangements to purchase necessary items. What concerns me most is that I followed the instructions given to me by the flight attendant, yet I was never provided with the baggage tag. This left me without the information I needed to track or identify my luggage when it failed to arrive. I respectfully request that Alaska Airlines investigate this incident, including why my baggage tag was not provided as promised, and review the handling and delay of my luggage. I would also like to request reimbursement for reasonable and necessary expenses I incurred as a direct result of being without my baggage.
  • Tucson-Seattle
  • Economy
  • Claim escalated to airline

James K

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 2, 2026
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Vancouver-Washington

Economy

Unknown

Arrived at Dulles International Airport on September 28th and discovered one of our large suitcases was busted up as pictures revealed in previous attachments to tjis claim.
  • Vancouver-Washington
  • Economy

James K

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 2, 2026
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Washington-Vancouver

Economy

Unknown

Disembarked Alaska Air from the return flight to IDA {Dulles Int'l Airport} to see and discover irreparable damage to one large piece of our luggage which was all busted up.
  • Washington-Vancouver
  • Economy

Carl Anthony R

verifbadgeVerified | Sep 25, 2026
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Sacramento-Seattle

Economy

Claim escalated to airline

Unknown

My spouse and I had a business trip in Seattle. We stopped by Alaska lounge when we landed, before heading to pick up our luggage at the baggage claim, only to be told that our luggage could not be found. It seems it was stolen, & they had to call the police to investigate. We were told we will be updated, that most likely it was just misplaced. Several weeks passed and still we did not get any update about our luggage. We had to make some purchases to get through our business meetings while in Seattle, but had little time available to make additional purchases. We went back home hoping our luggage will be found, but months passed without any updates. The value of the contents of our luggage is at least $6,000. We lost several items - suits, business clothing, gadgets, shoes, purse, personal items, skincare and makeups, some materials & documents we use for our business presentation. We have yet to purchase some of those lost items to replace them. We did not receive any compensation for baggage delay. Now we demand payment for both baggage delay and lost baggage. This has been very inconvenient especially for us who travel frequently for our business.
  • Sacramento-Seattle
  • Economy
  • Claim escalated to airline

Marinel M

verifbadgeVerified | Sep 24, 2026
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Calgary-Sacramento

Economy

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The staff at the counter in YYC gave us a bag tag with a different name and destination. She told us that she is going to change the bag tag attached to the luggage and gave us a new receipt. But when we arrived at SMF our luggage was not there, but was in OGG in Maui!!
  • Calgary-Sacramento
  • Economy

Crestlyn S

verifbadgeVerified | Sep 22, 2026
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Honolulu-Las Vegas

Economy

Claim escalated to airline

Unknown

I would be compensated for an additional day for baggage delay to purchase an additional set of clothes and additional hygiene items.
  • Honolulu-Las Vegas
  • Economy
  • Claim escalated to airline

Zaya S

verifbadgeVerified | Sep 19, 2026
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Denver-Portland

Economy

Unknown

I was not able to get dressed our make it to a planned event since my bag was lost,which caused me to lose money 800 booking , I waited almost an hour after landing to wait on my bag that I never received
  • Denver-Portland
  • Economy

Chelly Ann Joy F

verifbadgeVerified | Sep 15, 2026
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Boston-Manila

Economy

Problems at airport

The issue was caused by the Alaskan Airlines flight we took from Boston. It was delayed for an hour making our layover at Seattle from an hour and 45 to just 40 mins. When disembarking from this first flight, we were not called to stand as soon as possible when we even heard the crew talk to other passengers who had a short layover that they can stand up and leave the plane first. We had to rush and excuse ourselves from the other passengers to make it to the next flight. When we got out of the plane, we had to run and take three trains to our gate and we only had 7 minutes left before they closed the plane door to the Philippines. I was informed by the lady at the desk that our bags will not make it in time because our first plane was late. When we got to the Philippines, I spoke to the baggage claim desk as soon as we landed and she said that I should wait until the bags show up. I informed her that I was previously informed that our luggages were late so I suggested filing a paper claim while waiting for the bags. We were at the carousel until everyone left and our bags were not there, so I had to inform the lady again that we had to finalize the claim. I was told that we either had to go back to Manila Airport to claim the bags or it will be delivered to where we are staying. The bags were not delivered until 3 days later and it was delivered at around 10:30 PM. I'm thankful that we got all our bags in the end, but this was a very inconvenient and stressful flight. Our bags were dalayed so obviously our plans had to change and that we had to buy extra clothes and toiletries. Mind you, we checked in our bags in Boston 4 hours before our flight to Seattle. We should be able to get a refund from both airlines. This was so annoying.
  • Boston-Manila
  • Economy

Tatyana S

verifbadgeVerified | Aug 25, 2026
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Spokane-Varna

Economy

Claim escalated to airline

Yes it did made my traveling stressful, because I didn’t have any vacation items with me so I had to purchase a lot. Also, I do not have receipts for all of the purchases, because I bought it at the local Bazar, and they do not give receipts there. My checked baggage was delayed for 7 days, and I was without my personal belongings during this time. Because my baggage was unavailable, I had to purchase necessary clothing, toiletries, and other essential items. The total amount of my necessary expenses was approximately $800. I am requesting reimbursement for these expenses due to the extended 7-day baggage delay.1 bag was missing.
  • Spokane-Varna
  • Economy
  • Claim escalated to airline

Johanna H

verifbadgeVerified | Aug 20, 2026
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Seattle-Pensacola

Economy

Claim escalated to airline

Our trip was a vacation to spend time with our grandchildren that live 1,500 miles away from us. Instead of spending time with them at the beach we had to shop and repeatedly call to verify the location and possible delivery of our bags. The text messages I received from the airlines about my baggage were in accurate. They stated I would receive messages and delivery of my bags that did not happen. Consequently precious time of mine was spent calling and attempting to find our bags. This was stressful and negatively impacted our trip.
  • Seattle-Pensacola
  • Economy
  • Claim escalated to airline

Ramona H

verifbadgeVerified | Aug 18, 2026
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Portland-Austin

Economy

Dear United Airlines Customer Care / Baggage Claims, I am submitting a formal complaint and reimbursement claim regarding the mishandling of our checked baggage following our United Airlines itinerary on August 4, 2026, which resulted from an involuntary rebooking by Alaska Airlines. Our original Alaska Airlines itinerary was a nonstop flight from Portland to Austin, confirmation SOEUBT, Alaska flight AS 540. Alaska canceled that flight and rebooked us onto United Airlines with a connection through Houston. conf # AJDXQ5 Baggage # AUS63052M We ultimately arrived in Austin at approximately 12:30 a.m. on August 5. Our checked baggage, however, did not arrive with us. We were without our luggage for approximately 25 hours. Even more troubling, our bags were not delivered together; they arrived approximately six hours apart. This created a significant hardship because my husband had scheduled meetings and evening events in San Antonio immediately following our arrival. We could not remain in Austin indefinitely waiting for the bags. We had to leave Austin and drive to San Antonio to fulfill those commitments. Because our luggage had not arrived, we were forced to stop along the way and purchase essential items so that we could attend the meetings and events appropriately. These purchases included: - Clothing - Underwear - Shoes and sandals - Sleepwear - Makeup - Toiletries and other personal necessities We have retained the receipts for these purchases and will provide them as documentation of the actual expenses incurred as a direct result of the baggage delay. There is another important aspect of this situation that I want clearly documented: when our bags were finally delivered in Austin, we were no longer there. We had already been required to leave Austin and travel to San Antonio because of my husband's scheduled professional and social commitments. Furthermore, because the bags were delivered approximately six hours apart, the baggage recovery process was even more difficult and disruptive. This was not a brief baggage delay where we could simply wait at the airport or hotel. We were without our belongings for approximately 26 hours and had to purchase clothing and other necessities because we had no reasonable alternative. I am therefore requesting: 1. Full reimbursement of all reasonable and necessary expenses incurred as a result of the approximately 26-hour baggage delay. Receipts will be provided. 2. Reimbursement for all qualifying clothing, personal-care items and necessities purchased because we did not have access to our luggage. 3. Meaningful goodwill compensation from United Airlines for the extraordinary inconvenience caused by the 26-hour baggage delay, the failure to deliver our bags together, and the fact that we had to travel to San Antonio without our belongings. 4. Written confirmation that this claim has been formally opened and is being reviewed by United's baggage claims/customer care department. I understand that baggage can occasionally be delayed. A delay of approximately 26 hours, however, is not a minor inconvenience. In our particular circumstances, it required us to purchase replacement clothing and personal necessities, alter how we traveled after arriving in Austin, and deal with the additional complication of having our bags delivered separately while we were already in another city. The expenses we incurred were reasonable and necessary under the circumstances. We did not purchase replacement items for convenience or luxury; we purchased what we needed because United had not delivered our belongings. Please do not treat this as simply a customer-service complaint. This is a formal reimbursement claim for documented expenses resulting from significantly delayed checked baggage, together with a request for appropriate goodwill compensation for the extraordinary disruption. I would appreciate a substantive response explaining how United intends to resolve this claim. I will provide the receipts and any baggage claim documentation necessary to process the reimbursement. I look forward to your prompt response and reimbursement of the documented expenses. Sincerely, John & Ramona Harrington
  • Portland-Austin
  • Economy
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Richard K

verifbadgeVerified | Aug 11, 2026

Seattle-Denver

Economy

Mechanical Aircraft Issues Made Trip Impossible

I missed out an a VIP Invitation to a National Geographic Society program at Red Rocks, CO. Due to aircraft mechanical difficulties, I couldn't get to Denver in time. I am also out one night of hotel expenses. I have documentation that I c an present in person.

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  • Seattle-Denver
  • Economy
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bluecheck Other - I have a very complex issue dealing with Alaska Flight 535 on August 10. I want to meet with a customer service manager at your Sea-Tac headquarters to fully discuss this matter. I tried to speak with Alaska Manager Mary at Salt Lake City but I was stood up. I live in Normandy Park. Please email me at richard@whovian.name with dates and time of an appointment. Thank you.

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Najma N

verifbadgeVerified | Aug 11, 2026

Newark-Toronto

Economy

Formal Complaint – Incorrect Baggage Information for Booking [DDHMSG] – EWR to YYZ

I am requesting a refund of Β£200+ in baggage fees charged in error due to incorrect information from Alaska Airlines staff. I booked flight EWR–YYZ through Alaska Airlines (operated by Porter Airlines), specifically because of my BA Silver Executive Club status (oneworld alliance sapphire status). This entitled myself and my companion to 2x50lb checked bags each, plus cabin bag and personal item. Before travelling, I called Alaska Airlines to confirm this allowance applied. Your phone representative explicitly confirmed we would receive the full oneworld baggage allowance. At EWR check-in today, Porter Airlines staff said baggage was not included in our booking. I was directed to the Alaska Airlines counter, where staff confirmed I had been given incorrect information over the phone. With no alternative, I paid over Β£200 to check our bags. I would not have booked with Alaska Airlines had I known this allowance would not apply β€” it was the deciding factor in my booking. I am requesting a full refund of this charge, as it resulted directly from incorrect information provided by your representative. I also want to note that Porter Airlines check-in staff were laughing during this stressful interaction, which I consider unprofessional. booking confirmation: DDHMSG

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  • Newark-Toronto
  • Economy
  • Loss: €270
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Anonymous member

verifbadgeVerified | Aug 8, 2026

Seattle-Phoenix

First

Baggage guarantee is a complete LIE.

Sam announced your bag policy 20 minute guarantee We waited over 40 minutes for them I called and waited over 2 hours to speak to the complaints dept, only to be told another lie. The agent told me they dropped at carousel 1, they certainly did not, it was only at carousel 2. only. They say we got to the gate at 1117pm and bags were dropped at 1137 and 1138. That is a complete lie. The handlers can type in whatever they like to avoid paying out compensation for this so called guarantee Everyone waiting were very upset, rightly so. Shame really, as our experience was ruined by this terrible experience. We fly all over the world, frequently and this was the worst. I wouldn't be calling or writing & wasting my time, if you didn't announce such a misleading guarantee. We called for our UBER the minute the last bag dropped which was at 1158pm, so in fact, we have proof, we waited 41 minutes for our bags. Stand by your policy & do the right thing. . We will avoid flying you whenever possible and stop saying you have a baggage guarantee, unless you do the honorable thing Our PNR's are JUPLBQ/HPKVSI

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  • Seattle-Phoenix
  • First
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Rama Krishna C

verifbadgeVerified | Jul 13, 2026

Washington-San Francisco

Premium economy

Keep your promise at the gate and return our money

Dear Alaska Airlines Customer Care Department, I am writing to formally dispute the partial refund of $966.80 USD ($483.40 x 2) processed to our credit card on July 8, and demand the immediate payment of our remaining outstanding balance of $6,165.46 USD. Limiting our ticket refund to a one-way credit directly violates the explicit verbal commitments and instructions provided to us by your airport and phone staff on the night of the disruption.

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  • Washington-San Francisco
  • Premium economy
  • Loss: €6165.46
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Emad T

verifbadgeVerified | Jun 22, 2026
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Denver-Frankfurt

Economy

Luggage delivered to my address in Frankfurt after I had left Frankfurt to other cities to continue my vacation. I did not physically have my luggage for over a week. Had to borrow clothing and other stuff to get by. Did not have the funds to purchase everything I needed.
  • Denver-Frankfurt
  • Economy

Clayton S

verifbadgeVerified | Jun 5, 2026
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Anchorage-Portland

Economy

Just cost me the loss of my work clothes and Boots that are not very cheap and the inconvenience of stressing about not having my luggage
  • Anchorage-Portland
  • Economy

Jonathan D

verifbadgeVerified | May 26, 2026
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Houston-Kalispell

Economy

I missed my flight because TSA held me up due to secondary ID check , my bag went out on the 8:00 am flight. I caught the 2:45 pm flight & my bag wasn't in Kalispell when I arrived at midnight. No Alaska employees were at the baggage pickup to discuss
  • Houston-Kalispell
  • Economy

M.e D

verifbadgeVerified | Mar 27, 2026
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San Diego-Phoenix

Economy

Problems at airport

I called and said they would have an answer in 7-10 days. I had a surgery to perform the next day and was missed . Hotel room was lost and rental car .
  • San Diego-Phoenix
  • Economy

Tara N

verifbadgeVerified | Mar 19, 2026
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San Diego-Malaga

Economy

I've tried to call multiple times with zero success or access to any human. I've filled out a refund form on their site about 5 times and still have not heard back from anyone over there. I also called Alaska Air, who we booked the original flight through, and they said that Royal Air Moroc deals with these things on their end and that Alaska could not help me.
  • San Diego-Malaga
  • Economy

Whitney H

verifbadgeVerified | Feb 6, 2026
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Burbank-Orlando

Economy

Successful claim

No reason given

My original flight was Burbank (7am operated by Alaska Airlines) to San Francisco, SFO to Miami, then Miami to Orlando. Once in San Francisco, my flight to Miami was canceled and I was moved by American Airlines over to the United flight directly from SFO to Orlando (left SFO at 1:40). My bags did not make the transfer. Once I arrived in Orlando, my bags did not make it and I submitted my missing baggage claim through United Airlines and continued on to my hotel. My bags got on separate flights on Wednesday night to Charlotte and Philadelphia before making it to Orlando mid day Thursday. I tracked my bags and picked them up from the American Airlines baggage claim when they arrived. I had to buy some essentials to get through 2 days plus the ubers that I needed to get to and from the Airport to collect my bags when they arrived on Thursday. Once I collected my bags from the American Airlines baggage claim, I notified United that the bags had been found.
  • Burbank-Orlando
  • Economy
  • Successful claim

Denisse G

verifbadgeVerified | Jan 26, 2026
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San Francisco-Lihue

Economy

This was my respond to the email to Aladka Airlines agent β€œ Natalie β€œ and they never respond again but every single time intry on calling them they put me in forever hold ( i have proof of every single time i call) and they hangup on me or made jokes and laugh, Dear Natalie, I must formally and firmly dispute both the conclusion reached in the manner in which this matter has been handled. Your message states that Alaska airlines is unable to move forward with compensation because it was β€œdiscoveredβ€œ that some of the items I submitted for reimbursement were allegedly returned based on a n Amazon receipt, and that due to my β€œmultiple discrepanciesβ€œ, the legitimacy of my claim could not be confirm. This assertion is not only false but deeply troubling. To be clear, I did not purchase these items through Amazon. I did not purchase any of these items through Amazon. I did not use Amazon for any purchases or returns you claim. Alaska Airlines has provided no documentation, proof, or evidence to substantiate this accusation. Making such a serious claim about a customer’s honesty without providing any factual support is unacceptable and very disappointing. What makes the situation even more distressing is that I followed the exact instructions provided to me by the Alaska Airlines representative at the outset of this claim. I was explicitly told to gather and submit receipts for the items lost due to Alaska Airlines damaging my suitcase. (You guys record the conversations so I bet you can check on that phone call) . I did so in good faith, which took me weeks to gather, only to be told months later by different representatives that reimbursement was suddenly not possible. The repeated back-and-forth, coupled with changing explanations and outcomes, gave me false hope and prolonged an already painful situation. This process has cost me for more than time. I lost valuable and irreplaceable personal belongings, including items that belong to my mother who passed away last year. These are items I’ll never be able to replace. The emotional toll of reliving this loss repeatedly, spending months in tears, stress, and frustration while trying to work through this claim has been overwhelming. To now be accused, implicitly or explicitly of dishonesty after all this Is shocking and deeply upsetting. While your email acknowledges that this experience has been frustrating and that the claim process took longer than expected, that acknowledgment does not excuse the outcome. Alaska Airlines does not dispute that my luggage was damaged nor does it dispute that the loss occurred as a result. Instead, the resolution has shifted towards questioning my integrity without proof, which is not an acceptable way to resolve a customer claim. I also feel compelled to say that this experience reflects a noticeable decline in Alaska Airlines Customer Service over the past several years. The inconsistency between team members, the conflicting information provided, and the ultimate refusal to take accountability after months of communication are not reflective of the level of service Alaska Airlines was once known for. This handling has eroded in my trust and confidence in the airline. I am formally requesting the following: 1. Written and concrete evidence supporting the claim that these items were returned, including details of how this determination was made 2. A supervisor or manager Review of this claim that fairly considers The facts, the inconsistent guidance I was given, and the seriousness of this accusation being made. Closing this case without substantiating such claims is not an acceptable resolution. I am not willing to let this matter end on the basis of false assumptions and unsupported allegations. I will continue to peruse a proper review and resolution until this is addressed correctly. I expect a response that directly addresses these concerns please. Sincerely, Denisse
  • San Francisco-Lihue
  • Economy

Ella P

verifbadgeVerified | Jan 20, 2026
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Portland-Oakland

Economy

Claim escalated to airline

My luggage wasn’t on my plane when it landed on January 3rd. I was told it would be delivered to my doorstep on the 4th, they would overnight ship it to me. Without Alaska trying to contact me at all, it did not arrive on the 4th and I went to the airport to try and find out where it could be. The customer service was rude and unhelpful, and I got no confirmation on what city my bag was even in. I wasn’t sure when I would see my bag again, or if I even would.
  • Portland-Oakland
  • Economy
  • Claim escalated to airline

Dean P

verifbadgeVerified | Jan 17, 2026
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Eugene-Phoenix

Economy

Claim escalated to airline

My carry on bag was taken to be checked when I got onto the place because there wasn't enough room in the overhead compartments and I was told it would be sent to my final destination, Phoenix. I get to my layover location, Seattle, and then head to Phoenix. Once I arrived in Phoenix I went to the baggage claim to retrieve my bag. I waited about 45 minutes to an hour for my bag and nothing arrived. At this point everyone else from my flight had left with their bag. I went to the baggage information desk to ask for help finding my bag and they could not find it, took my information down, and said we will ship it to you once we have it. This whole time, a friend of mine was waiting for me at the airport. We leave the airport and as we are leaving, I get a call from the baggage information desk saying we found your bag so we looped back around to the airport and when I went inside to get my bag, my baggage tag with my name on it was attached to someone else's bag. I told her that wasn't my bag and that it must've gotten switched with another bag. My bag ended up in San Diego and it had to get flown back to Phoenix the next day. My bag had my computer in it and many other valuable items and it was just given to a complete stranger. The items could have easily been stolen. I was not able to work or do my schooling and this situation caused high stress levels for me and those involved. I believe some type of compensation is due for this because it is completely unacceptable.
  • Eugene-Phoenix
  • Economy
  • Claim escalated to airline

Ronald B

verifbadgeVerified | Jan 12, 2026
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San Francisco-Frankfurt

Economy

Successful claim

No reason given

We landed in Seattle and checked the departure board and saw our flight to Frankfurt was canceled. We went to the Condor counter and they told us it would be two days before the next flight. So we were stuck in Seattle for two days we had to cancel some of our bookings and change others. We lost two days of our European vacation.
  • San Francisco-Frankfurt
  • Economy
  • Successful claim

Jane G

verifbadgeVerified | Jan 12, 2026
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Newark-La Paz

Economy

I was on the flight from San Francisco to LA, I simply said I’m extremely cold and need a blanket they kicked me off the flight and made me leave the flight. They kept my bags. They rerouted me and I had to wait for 26 hours to arrive to my destination finally. Still don’t have my bags for 3 days ongoing. My bags are stuck in LA and I’m in Mexico and it still hasn’t come
  • Newark-La Paz
  • Economy

Jane G

verifbadgeVerified | Jan 12, 2026
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Newark-La Paz

Economy

I was on the Alaska airlines from San Fran to Los Angeles, I told them last night while I was on a layover in the airport I got extremely cold as i didn’t have a jacket and need a blanket please, they then forced me to get off the plane and said I had to be checked in order to fly again. I said I am fine I just wanted a blanket. Then they rebooked my flight to 10:35pm and my original flight was at 7:30am. I had to stay in a hotel and got a little bit of food vouchers. I arrive in my destination 24 hours later and I didn’t get my bags either. My baggage has been delayed for 3 days now and still ongoing. Alaska airlines booked me with Aeromexico and made me file the baggage claim with Aeromexico instead of Alaska airlines even though it’s Alaska’s fault. I am still waiting for my baggage.all my stuff is gone. I arrived at the final destination 18 hours later than when I was supposed to. Then said I would get my bags on the same day or the next day, it’s been 3 days onwards now. I’ve lost already hundreds of dollars in money for expenses like food, transport, taxi, and supplies and clothes as all I had was the clothes on my back when they took my luggage.
  • Newark-La Paz
  • Economy

Robertanthony M

verifbadgeVerified | Jan 5, 2026
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Lihue-San Jose

Economy

Alaska Airlines Flight 230 from LIH to SJC on Jan 3 was overbooked. We were unable to check in using the app Our connecting flight from HNL to LIH arrived 1 hr before departure. There was no gate attendant when we arrived. We went to get food and returned in 10 minutes and there was now a gate attendent and a line with 15 people. When we got to the front of the line the attendant said the were only 2 seats left for the 3 of us. My 2 minor children were able to board. I was offered a 17 hr flight with 3 stops instead of the direct 7 hr flight I purchased. I was supposed to arrive 11:49 pm 1/3/26. My replacement flight arrived 9:21 AM 1/4/26 There were seats on direct flights available that were leaving within a couple hours. They would not switch me to those flights because they said it was higher fare and not allowed. The airline did not offer any compensation and was rude and did not attempt to find any alternatives until after the plane left. I was inconvenienced not only by the delay which limited my preparation and sleep for my business meeting on Sunday at noon but also had to make arrangements for relatives to pick up my minor children at midnight and find a place for them to sleep that night. My unnecessary delay was 14 hours plus out of pocket expenses
  • Lihue-San Jose
  • Economy

Anonymous member

verifbadgeVerified | Dec 22, 2025

Seattle-Austin

Economy

Lost bags/no follow up before christmas

Lost bags no follow up. Dont have winter clothes. three days before christmas. Extremly frustrated left two voicemails

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  • Seattle-Austin
  • Economy
  • Desired solution

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Scott J

verifbadgeVerified | Dec 5, 2025

Redmond-Bend-Phoenix

Economy

$140 luggage charge - ATMOS credit card benefit not honored

I purchased an Alaska Airlines credit card specifically for the free checked luggage benefit. I recently booked two tickets for a round-trip flight from Redmond, OR to Phoenix, AZ (departing November 21, 2025, returning November 30, 2025). After purchasing the tickets, I discovered that this flight was operated by American Airlines as a codeshare, and the Alaska Airlines credit card baggage benefit did not apply. As a result, I was required to pay $140 in baggage fees for the round trip. When booking through the Alaska Airlines website, there was no clear indication that the free baggage benefit would not apply to this codeshare flight. This is misleading to customers who rely on these benefits when choosing Alaska Airlines. I am requesting: 1. A refund of the $140 in baggage fees The primary reason I obtained the Alaska Airlines credit card was for the baggage benefit, and I would not have expected to pay these fees when booking through Alaska Airlines' own website. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to your response. Flight Details: β€’ Outbound AS6399N: November 21, 2025 - Redmond, OR (RDM) to Phoenix, AZ (PHX) β€’ Return AS6399S: November 30, 2025 - Phoenix, AZ (PHX) to Redmond, OR (RDM)

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  • Redmond-Bend-Phoenix
  • Economy
  • Loss: €140
  • Desired solution

Jill H

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 27, 2025
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San Diego-Phoenix

Economy

Technical problems

We received notification about 2 hours prior to our flight of cancellation due to operational issues which we assumed to be a result of the systems outage on 23Oct2025..
  • San Diego-Phoenix
  • Economy

Debbie H

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 27, 2025
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San Diego-Phoenix

Economy

Technical problems

We received cancellation notification 2 hours prior to the flight that the flight was cancelled due to operational issues. We attributed this cancellation was a result of the technical issues the day before the flight on Oct. 23, 2025.
  • San Diego-Phoenix
  • Economy

John R

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 25, 2025
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Seattle-Los Angeles

Economy

Technical problems

My flight was cancelled onthe evening of 10/23 due to Alaska IT systems failure. I Rescheduled for the next day on my Alaska Air app.The line to get vouchers was at least hundreds of people, so I went back to the hotel in Seattle, after calling a few airport hotels which were booked. I still can't get clear answers on the website and calling on the phone is a several hours wait. So I am using your services to try to get recompensated for my hotel bill.
  • Seattle-Los Angeles
  • Economy

John R

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 25, 2025
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Seattle-Los Angeles

Economy

Technical problems

Alaska Air's whole IT was down and my flight was cancelled. No further flights through Alaska Air and I had to get to LA, as I am a pediatric surgeon and had two child surgeries scheduled for early the next morning. I quickly and fortunately booked a ticket on Delta ( I had a first class on Alaska).
  • Seattle-Los Angeles
  • Economy

Mary B

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 18, 2025
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Eugene-Frankfurt

Economy

My bag was delayed a day when it was left in Seattle. When they delivered my bag (to France where I was visiting), it wasn't mine! It didn't even match the description of my bag. I had an air tag in my bag that said my bag was still in Frankfurt. So, we drove 1.5 hours back to the airport to find my bag. We finally found the bag in a long term lost baggage room along with many others. My bag had my ID tag on it along with my checked luggage tag with y name on it. Had we not gone back to the airport, I am sure I would have never gotten my bag back.
  • Eugene-Frankfurt
  • Economy

Joseph W

verifbadgeVerified | Aug 18, 2025

Tucson-Minneapolis

Economy

PERSONAL BELONGINGS STOLEN BY ALASKA AIRLINES EMPLOYEE BLAIR TAYLOR

I was flying out of Frontier Airlines on Aug 3, 2025 (Flight number 2614). I had a checked bag, and upon approaching the check-in desk, I was told by a Frontier employee that I needed to go through the security check-in with my checked bag. Because I had liquids in my bag (indeed, the entire reason I checked a bag in the first place) I asked the Frontier employee to assist with checking my bag. They refused to assist me with checking my bag, claiming that I needed to get rid of all of my liquids. It is at this point that Blair Taylor, an employee at Alaska Air, offered to mail the liquids to my home address in Minnesota. She gave me her first and last name, her cell phone number, and told me that as soon as her shift was over she would head over to the post office to mail all of my liquids to me. I followed up with her on Aug 3, Aug 8, Aug 11 and Aug 18 with no response from Blair and no confirmation whatsoever that she mailed my liquids to me. I would like to file a complaint that over $250 worth of liquids were stolen from my bag by Alaska Airlines employee Blair Taylor on August 3, 2025. Please follow up with me at josephw28@gmail.com . Thank you.

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  • Tucson-Minneapolis
  • Economy
  • Loss: €250
  • Desired solution

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Lewis A

verifbadgeVerified | Aug 15, 2025
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Economy

Where is my bag 40 minutes

Your guys didn't know where we get are bags then I waited for 40 minutes at the carousel. What happened to your 20 minutes, we got dropped off at n gates. And got here to wait
  • Economy

Cheryl R

verifbadgeVerified | Jun 2, 2025
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Economy

Anchorage

A passenger with a cane who could barely walk, came to the desk after being called by the gate agent gentleman. He left for a second and the old lady went to see the brown hairbrown hair lady agent who was older Some kind passenger let the older lady in line, and then she saw the dirty brown hair gate agent. This agent did not even look up at her and was very dismissive of her and told her to get to the end of a line. If she would’ve looked up, she would have realized that the lady needed the man gate agent who was giving out passes to pre-board. I hate to see any any guest being treated dismissively and not even given the opportunity for a glance at her. This is so wrong on so many levels. As an airline, you should take care of the elderly the best you know how. You cannot know if a guest is elderly or not if you don’t even give her a glance. Thank you, Cheryl Ribble.
  • Economy
  • Desired solution

bluecheck Other

Carli L

verifbadgeVerified | May 12, 2025
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Economy

Breastmilk/pumping bag

I went on 2 other flights (Hawaii airlines pdx to Oahu and Oahu to Maui) with no issues. My pump bag was checked for free. On the way home (Maui to pdx) Alaska made us pay to check the bag (breastmilk/freezer packs and limping supplies). I was also told I couldn’t bring it on the plane because it would exceed our carry ons (even though breastmilk/feeding) is exempt. Very disappointing.
  • Economy
  • Loss: €35
  • Desired solution

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bluecheck Apology / Voucher

Scott G

verifbadgeVerified | Apr 30, 2025
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Economy

Flight SFO to Sea/Tac, ADA Disabled

Upon landing, I needed to use the planes restroom. I am disabled and was unable to use the restroom during the flight. Stewardess told me that i could not use the restroom as "they" had to be on the plane. She was rude, condescending and by not allowing me 30 seconds to use the toilet, i had a incident deplaning. (I have from an injury two bad knees and was put in a window seat making it difficult with carts etc to get to the restroom)
  • Economy
  • Loss: €500
  • Desired solution

bluecheck Refund

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Kara T

verifbadgeVerified | Apr 16, 2025

Economy

Unprofessional immature onboard flight crew

I've never experienced anything like this before. I took a night flight so I could sleep (it's the only way I'm able to make it through a flight because I get sick often) The CABIN CREW started loudly laughing and talking while the plane*was taking off*. I was sitting all the way in the back near the bathrooms. The cabin crew proceeded to sit at the end of my row and literally yell and laugh, like it was a party, with one of the passengers. When it got to be around 11p, I finally asked them to quiet down a little so I could rest. The entire plane was silent exactly for their yelling*. They proceeded to walk a few feet into the back and CONTINUED THEIR EXTREMELY LOUD YELLING AND TALKING. I've never experienced a more immature and unprofessional staff in my entire life. I won't be flying Alaskan again and will share this with my community. It was just beyond anything and I felt so disrespected. Plus the flight was a nightmare because I couldn't rest. They did not care at all.
  • Economy

Stephen M

verifbadgeVerified | Mar 31, 2025
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Economy

Very poor Business Class service

Flight attendant on her phone most of the time, has to ring to get her to pick up trays. Then never saw her again. We always fly first or business.
  • Economy

Mikie B

verifbadgeVerified | Dec 29, 2025
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Economy

Upgraded to First Class for $1,100.

We paid to upgrade. The flight was a mess the whole way. Left late, had to stop in Seattle for fuel and pilot change. With upgrade they had no food, ran out of water so the upgrade was useless. We finally arrived in Anchorage over 3 hours late. This flight had a really bad scheduling issue from start to finish. The crew did the best they could with no cooperation from management. I do not feel that we should have to pay the full balance for the upgrade. Charged on Alaska Air CC. Flight #1184. MVP #'s 78207636 and 35654835 Ron & Mikie Boehm
  • Economy
  • Loss: €1100
  • Desired solution

bluecheck Expenses reimbursement

Andy G

verifbadgeVerified | Oct 20, 2024
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Seattle-Kahului

Economy

Worst domestic flight ever/ Goodbye Alaska Airlines

I was assigned seat 34D. It was the worst seat in the npc;ane, an aisle seat across from the various bathrooms. On a six hour flight there was noitv a single, quiet moment. It smelled and I was constant disturbed. The flight crew was amazingly unhelpful and I was told not was a full flight and I could not change my seat. I wonder why I was so unlucky? Was it because it was a relatively "cheap" ticket? The worst domestic flight of my life. The worst flight crew ever. I will not fly Alaska Airlines again.
  • Seattle-Kahului
  • Economy

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Alaska Airlines Complaints: Phone Number, Email, and Online Forms
Alaska Airlines Complaints: Phone Number, Email, and Online Forms
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What do you do if you’re unhappy with your Alaska Airlines flight? Delays and cancellations are what travelers complain about the most, but lots of other things can go wrong. Maybe your bags were lost or damaged or your seat was uncomfortable. Whatever happened, it’s worth reporting to the airline. So in this article, you’ll find Alaska Airlines’customer service contact information and some strategies for filing a successful complaint. 

Alaska Airlines Contact Info

For official complaints for things like flight disruptions and baggage mishandling, it’s best to use  the online feedback form available on the company’s website. They don’t offer a specific email address for complaints, but their online form essentially acts the same.

Alaska Airlines Contact Phone Numbers

The airline’s call center is perfect for urgent issues. For example, if your flight is canceled, and you can’t re-book online, try calling, otherwise, use the other channels.

Alaska Airlines has a 24/7 dedicated phone line for customer service, including complaints. You can reach Alaska Airlines Customer Care at 1-800-ALASKAAIR (1-800-252-7522) if you're dialing from inside the US. To report baggage issues, you can use 1-877-815-8253.

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Tips For Calling Alaska Airlines

  • Before calling, try Alaska’s 24/7 online tools, like  their live chat or help center. These options are often more efficient for handling  routine inquiries or complaints.
  • When contacting Alaska Airlines’ customer service, have all essential information on hand. This includes your booking reference, flight number, travel dates, and any previous correspondence. Being well-prepared will help make the conversation more efficient and reduce the need for follow-up calls.
  • To minimize wait times, avoid calling during busy periods like lunchtime, weekends, or after major disruptions like bad weather. If possible, call during early mornings or late evenings for quicker service.
  • During (or after) your call, note important information such as the reference number, the agent's name, and the key points discussed. These notes will be valuable if you need to follow up or escalate the issue in the future.
  • Always request a timeframe for when you can expect a resolution. This sets clear expectations and gives you a reference point if the issue isn’t resolved within the promised period.
  • If your Alaska Airlines complaint is not resolved by the given deadline, don’t hesitate to follow up. Refer to your case number and previous interactions. Staying polite but persistent will help ensure your complaint remains a priority. You can also escalate if you feel like you’re getting nowhere.
  • Your flight passenger rights in the United States are regulated by the DOT and apply when you fly with Alaska Airlines. Depending on the circumstance, you might be eligible for alternate flights, compensation, or reimbursement for reasonable expenses due to mishandled luggage. Familiarizing yourself with these rights can help ensure a smooth complaints process.

Alaska Airlines Contact Methods Online

Alaska Airlines Email

While Alaska Airlines does not have a direct email for complaints, they offer an equivalent service through their website's Help Center. Here, you can choose the “Give Feedback”option under Communication and add all your complaint details.

General Feedback Form

The Alaska Airlines feedback form is relatively easy to use. You’ll be asked for your personal information, your flight information, and a description of the complaint in the comments section. Make sure you check the box that indicates you would like a reply to your feedback.

Feedback Form

Alaska Airlines Live Chat

For real-time assistance, Alaska Airlines also has a live chat option. Look for the blue chat icon in the bottom right corner of their Help Center page.

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Alaska Airlines Social Media

Sometimes complaints don’t get the attention they deserve and if you’re feeling like the airline isn’t taking things seriously, head over to social media and contact the airline via DM. You’ll find Alaska Airlines on X, Instagram,and Facebook with the handle @AlaskaAir.

What If Alaska Airlines Doesn’t Reply To Your Complaint?

If you’ve filed your Alaska Airlines complaint via the proper channels, but haven’t received a response, you can take other action like escalating your issue to the DOT

According to their customer service statement, Alaska Airlines guarantees a reply within 60 days but will try to respond as soon as possible. That said, It’s safe to say that you may be waiting a while.

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How to Make an Alaska Airlines Complaint

When complaining to Alaska Airlines, ensure that you provide enough  information for a thorough investigation. This information typically includes:

  • Your contact details: Include your full name, email address, and phone number so that Alaska Airlines can contact you regarding your complaint.
  • The flight details: You should mention the flight number, date and time of the flight, and both departure and arrival airports.
  • Detailed description of the incident: State what happened, such as where the incident occurred, when it occurred, and who was involved. Try to stick to the facts and avoid emotional language.
  • The desired resolution: Tell  the airline how you’d like the issue to be resolved.  It could be a request for compensation, a service improvement, or an apology.
  • Relevant documentation: Attach any supporting documents, such as boarding passes, receipts, or pictures to back up your claim.
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Remember, the more detailed and accurate the information you provide , the better Alaska Airlines can address your concerns.

To make sure you don’t forget anything important, we have a few helpful templates for certain situations:

Alaska Airlines Compensation Form

There is no specific online form for delayed and canceled flight compensation, so you’ll use the general feedback form. For baggage issues, there is a form specifically for contacting Central Baggage Service/Baggage Claims. Use this if your issue is related to delayed, damaged, or lost luggage.

If the Alaska Airlines Contact Form Isn’t Working

First, you need to contact customer service to determine whether the issue is with the Alaska Airlines system or on your end. Use live chat or call for a more immediate response. If that doesn’t work, use social media or one of our experts to file the complaint on your behalf.

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FAQs: Alaska Airlines Complaints

What is the typical Alaska Airlines complaint response time?

According to a range of passenger feedback, Alaska Airlines usually responds to complaints within 7-14 business days. But, they can take up to 60 days for complicated complaints, so be prepared to be patient.

Are Alaska Airlines flights refundable?

For canceled flights and certain significantly delayed flights, Alaska Airlines will re-book passengers on a new Alaska Airlines flight, and may also re-book with other airlines. They would not issue a refund. 

In general, all Alaska Airlines flights are refundable within 24 hours of the initial booking, and beyond that, most fares except the Saver Fare are eligible for a refund or credit.

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Amy Lancelotte is a Senior Content Writer and editorial contributor at AirAdvisor with more than seven years of experience producing research-driven articles for global audiences. Her work focuses on travel, aviation, and air passenger rights, with an emphasis on factual accuracy, verified data, and clear, reader-first explanations.

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Alaska Airlines customer support contact details

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www.alaskaair.com

Phone
1-800-252-7522

Mailing Address
Alaska Airlines, Inc 19300 International Blvd Seatac, WA

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