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    Get 1,000 Bonus Miles Dining with Alaska Airlines

    icon-comments Comments July 30, 2020

    Alaska Airlines is offering 1,000 miles for joining their Mileage Plan Dining program, going out for dinner or drinks, and writing up a review. All you need to do to get started is go to the Alaska Airlines site, sign up for the Mileage Plan Dining program, create a profile with a valid email address, and give them permission to put you on their email list.

    Then, use the credit or debit card you linked to the Mileage Plan program to pay for at least $30 worth of food and/or drinks at a participating bar, club or restaurant within 30 days of joining the program. After that, you’ll receive an email with a link to a review site. Take a minute to write a review, and you’ve just earned 1,000 bonus miles.

    You’ll continue to earn bonus miles every time you use your linked card to pay at a participating establishment, at the rate of 5 miles per dollar spent.

    This offer is only open to new members, and you must opt in and remain opted in for the Mileage Plan Dining email list to get the bonus miles. The $30 spent can include tax and tip, and it takes 6 to 8 weeks for miles to be deposited in your account. New members must sign up by March 31.

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