What s more romantic than a spontaneous getaway?
Just in time for Valentine s Day, Alaska Airlines is offering the perfect gift for a significant other, flights a discount to take your loved on a trip.
Now through Feb. 14, the airline is offering 30% off flight fares through its Booking for Love sale. To can take advantage of the sale by using discount code BOOKING4LOVE at checkout.
The offer applies to flights from Feb. 26 through May 26 and is available on all of Alaska s routes.
Those who take advantage of the deal can book a romantic getaway to Hawaii, a couples retreat in Montana, or even a Canadian exploration together all at an affordable price. (Just remember to travel restrictions and quarantine requirements before you book.)
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