We're excited to share that you can now earn and redeem miles for flights on Hawaiian Airlines. Mileage Plan elites also have access to select benefits when flying on Hawaiian Airlines including priority check-in, priority boarding, complimentary bags, complimentary preferred seats, and Extra Comfort seats (at check-in, when available).

Also, Mileage Plan members with an existing HawaiianMiles account can match or boost their status across both loyalty programs. However, if you don’t have elite-qualifying miles in an existing HawaiianMiles account, there’s no need to link accounts.

Later this year, HawaiianMiles and Mileage Plan will be integrated into a single loyalty program. We’ll share more details this summer.

We’ve already introduced several new generous benefits this year, including milestone rewards and benefit selection, more ways to earn elite qualifying miles, and the ability to use your miles toward unforgettable experiences with Mileage Plan Unlocked. You’ll continue to enjoy the benefits you know and love throughout 2025.

No. Your miles will keep the same value and quantity. There are no changes to how you redeem miles.

Club 49 benefits will continue unchanged. If you're a current Club 49 member, you don't need to take any action to keep your benefits.

You now receive one free checked bag for yourself and up to six guests on the same reservation when flying on Hawaiian Airlines-operated flights (when you use your card to book). You also earn 3 miles per $1 spent when booking Hawaiian Airlines flights through alaskaair.com. These benefits apply to both Alaska Airlines Visa Signature® and Alaska Airlines Visa® Business cardholders.

Additional card benefits for Hawaiian Airlines-operated flights are expected to roll out later in 2025.

Starting this summer, guests can use their Alaska Airlines Visa Signature® or Alaska Airlines Visa® Business companion fare on any Alaska Airlines or Hawaiian Airlines-operated flight within North America. Bookings must be made through alaskaair.com. Stay tuned for more details about this expanded benefit in the coming months.

If you only have an Alaska Mileage Plan account: No action is needed. Your Mileage Plan account will automatically be used in the new combined program.

If you have both Mileage Plan and HawaiianMiles accounts: You should link your accounts to ensure all your miles, elite qualifying miles, upgrade certificates, and other benefits transfer seamlessly to your account when the programs combine.

Yes, to earn HawaiianMiles on Hawaiian Airlines operated flights, continue to use your HawaiianMiles number on your reservations, and you will earn miles as usual. You may book on either HawaiianAirlines.com or AlaskaAir.com.  

When booking an Alaska Airlines operated flight, enter your HawaiianMiles number on your reservation. Learn more here. You may book on either HawaiianAirlines.com or AlaskaAir.com.

While you cannot earn HawaiianMiles when flying with Alaska's partners, you can use your Mileage Plan number to earn when flying on Alaska’s global partners, and can seamlessly transfer miles between your Mileage Plan account and HawaiianMiles account at a 1:1 ratio for no charge. Make sure you have an account in both HawaiianMiles and Alaska’s Mileage Plan. Miles can only be transferred between accounts owned by the same individual. Transfer now.

Simply use the frequent flyer number associated with the airline that you are flying. For example, if you are flying on Hawaiian Airlines or a HawaiianMiles partner, use your HawaiianMiles number. If you are flying on Alaska or an Alaska Global partner, use your Alaska Mileage Plan number.

We’re committed to offering distance-based earn rates, now and in the future. When we combine programs later this year, there will be no changes to the rate you earn.

You’ll continue earning on oneworld® and other Global Partners like you do today. We aren’t changing the earn rate across any of these partners.

There are no changes to your benefits or status requirements this year. You’ll continue to earn toward status and milestones on flights (including award travel), eligible credit card purchases, and non-airline partner activity at the same rates you do today.

Your elite status benefits will transfer to the new program. There are no changes to your benefits on Alaska-operated flights. You’ll continue to enjoy select elite benefits on Hawaiian-operated flights. We’ll share more about expanded benefits on Hawaiian-operated flights later this year.

While we expect an increase in elite travelers, we will still prioritize the upgrade waitlist for Alaska flights based on your loyalty. Priority will be determined by tier, Million Miler status, and elite-qualifying miles earned. Learn more

We’ll share more details about enhanced benefits on Hawaiian-operated flights soon.

When our two programs merge, your lifetime flown miles on Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines will count toward the Million Miler milestone. If your combined total exceeds 1 million miles, you'll become eligible for Million Miler benefits immediately.

In the meantime, Hawaiian flights you credit to Mileage Plan will already count toward your Million Miler status.

When our two programs come together, we will also combine your lifetime miles across both programs toward the Million Miler milestone. At that time, if your combined lifetime flown miles balance exceeds 1 million miles, you will immediately become eligible for Million Miler benefits.  In the meantime, any Hawaiian flights you credit to Mileage Plan already count toward Million Miler.

Visit Alaskaair.com/linkaccount and follow the instructions provided.

By linking your accounts, you will be eligible for a status match. We will either match your existing elite status in either program or award status in both programs based on your combined elite-qualifying miles (EQMs), whichever is higher.

Allow up to 72 hours for your status to be reflected in your account.

Yes. Guests currently participating in a status match or fast-track challenge are ineligible until they've completed the challenge requirements.

No. Only elite-qualifying miles earned directly through Mileage Plan qualify towards milestones. Once we combine Mileage Plan and HawaiianMiles into one program, your combined elite-qualifying miles balance will count toward milestones in the combined program.

No. Members who qualify for Mileage Plan MVP Gold 75K or MVP Gold 100K status through this promotion are not eligible for the 50,000 bonus miles or the 100K Choice Benefits.

No. Only elite-qualifying miles earned directly through HawaiianMiles qualify towards additional Upgrade Certificates beyond Pualani Platinum status.

Combined activity (including EQMs earned through the Hawaiian Airlines credit card) will be checked monthly.

When the programs are combined, equivalent status will be granted in the new program through the end of the respective status validity period.

• For status matched based on 2023 activity: Mileage Plan status is valid through December 31, 2024, and HawaiianMiles status is valid through February 28, 2025.
• For status matched based on 2024 activity: Mileage Plan status is valid through December 31, 2025, and HawaiianMiles status is valid through February 28, 2026.
• For status matched based on 2025 activity: Mileage Plan status is valid through December 31, 2026, and HawaiianMiles status is valid through February 28, 2027.

Yes, the offer is subject to change without notice. All terms and conditions of the Mileage Plan™ and HawaiianMiles programs apply.

You can log in to either your Mileage Plan account or HawaiianMiles account using your existing individual account credentials. The linked status and benefits will be reflected in both accounts.

No. You will continue to use your existing login credentials for both your Mileage Plan and HawaiianMiles accounts.

After linking, your account will display your updated elite status in both your Mileage Plan and HawaiianMiles accounts. The corresponding benefits and status will also be reflected. Your available miles will remain the same.

You will receive notifications and updates about your status via your selected communication channels in your Mileage Plan and HawaiianMiles accounts.

• Double-check that you have entered the correct information for both accounts.
• Verify that your accounts are in good standing and not currently under any restrictions.
• Clear your browser cache and cookies, then try linking again.
• Try using a different browser or device.
• If the problem persists, contact customer support for assistance. Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines customer service teams can help resolve any technical issues.

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