As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, Alaska Airlines had a cancellation policy that allowed passengers to cancel their flights and potentially receive a refund, depending on the fare type and timing of the cancellation. Please note that airline policies can change, so it's essential to check Alaska Airlines' official website or contact their customer service for the most up-to-date information. Here's a general overview of their cancellation policy as of that time: Alaska Airlines Cancellation Policy

•   offers a 24-hour risk-free cancellation period for all fare types. This means that if you book a flight at least seven days before departure, you can cancel it within 24 hours of booking without any cancellation fees, regardless of the fare type.

• Non-Refundable Fare Cancellations:

• If you cancel a non-refundable ticket outside of the 24-hour risk-free cancellation window, you typically won't receive a refund. However, you may be eligible for a credit (known as a "credit certificate") for the value of your ticket, minus any applicable change or cancellation fees. These credits can be used toward future Alaska Airlines flights.

• Refundable Fare Cancellations:

• If you purchased a refundable ticket, you can cancel your flight and receive a full refund to your original form of payment, even outside of the 24-hour risk-free cancellation period.

• Basic Economy Fare Cancellations:

• Basic Economy fares are typically non-refundable, and changes and cancellations may not be allowed or may incur fees. Be sure to check the fare rules and conditions when booking a Basic Economy ticket.

• Cancellation Fees for Non-Refundable Tickets:

• If you have a non-refundable ticket and cancel it outside of the 24-hour window, you may be charged a cancellation fee. The specific fee may vary depending on your fare class and the timing of the cancellation.

• Using Future Travel Credits:

• If you receive a credit certificate for a canceled flight, you can use it to book a new flight with Alaska Airlines. Be aware that credit certificates typically have an expiration date, so check the terms and conditions.

• Changes to Flights:

• You can also make changes to your flights, such as modifying the date or destination, depending on your fare type and the applicable change fees.

Please remember that this information is based on Alaska Airlines' policy as of September 2021, and policies may have changed since then. Always refer to the airline's official website or contact their customer service for the most current and detailed information regarding cancellations, refunds, and change policies.