“Choose your look.”
“Explore more destinations.”
“Book your trips with ease.”
“Dream, plan, fly, repeat.”
“View all your trips in one place.”
“Change your trip.”
“Stay updated, effortlessly.”
“Access your boarding pass on the go.”
A closer look at the screenshots
A joint airline logo fills a quiet opening frame.
Two airline appearance choices are shown together.
The booking screen appears in blue and pink themes.
A date-price strip highlights a lower-fare option.
A local greeting appears with boarding status and a beach photograph.
Trip cards use wide destination photographs.
Original and alternative flights overlap beside keep, change, and cancel choices.
A Lock Screen notification reports a specific gate change.
A detailed boarding pass includes an Apple Wallet action.
About this app
Use the Alaska Hawaiian app to explore options, book trips, check in, and move hassle-free through airports. Find all the flight information that matters to you, as you need it. • Search for flights, compare options and book your trip using dollars or points • View your Atmos Rewards account to track your points activity and progress towards status • Pre-order a meal in Main Cabin, Premium Class and First Class • Add your Atmos Rewards or TSA precheck numbers to your flight • Get real-time flight and travel updates pushed directly to your phone • Cancel or change your flight easily by tapping the 3 dots on the trip list • Use Apple Pay to pay for flights or seat upgrades • Check in for your flight and have quick access to your boarding pass • Get a discount on a checked bag when you pay through the app • Add your boarding pass, Atmos Rewards and Lounge card to Apple Wallet for easy access • Share boarding passes, and flight details with family and friends • Keep an eye on First Class and Standby wait lists • Change to an earlier or later flight starting at 24 hours before your flight • Add your flight details to your iPhone’s calendar • Track flights taken by friends and family
Headlines in this set
9 screenshots · 8 with a headline
“Choose your look.”
Your look states control over the app's visual theme.
“Explore more destinations.”
More destinations introduces breadth without a specific count.
“Book your trips with ease.”
With ease makes booking simplicity the benefit.
“Dream, plan, fly, repeat.”
Four short verbs present travel as a repeating cycle.
“View all your trips in one place.”
One place states the value of the consolidated itinerary list.
“Change your trip.”
The direct action names a common reservation edit.
“Stay updated, effortlessly.”
Effortlessly frames updates as arriving without manual checking.
“Access your boarding pass on the go.”
On the go makes mobile boarding-pass access the benefit.
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