Alaska Airlines is now selling some Breeze Airways flights on alaskaair.com, and those tickets earn Atmos Rewards points. Alaska's airline partners page, which I read on October 7, 2026, says partner flights booked directly through Alaska or Hawaiian, on tickets with numbers starting 027, earn points, "including on Breeze Airways, ITA Airways and Singapore Airlines."
Here's what Alaska's partner page and its own flight search showed on October 7, and how to book.
What Alaska Says
Alaska names Breeze in the FAQ on its airline partners page, in the answer to whether partner flights booked directly through Alaska or Hawaiian earn points. Alaska's answer is yes, and Breeze is named.
The same FAQ says that when you buy a ticket from a partner airline or a third party instead, you sometimes earn points and sometimes don't, depending on the airline, how you booked, the flight number and the fare class. It points you to each airline's partner page for details.
What You Can Book
On October 7, I searched alaskaair.com and found Breeze nonstops for sale, each marked "Operated by Breeze Airways." MX 2266 from Las Vegas to Provo on October 26 was $107 one way in Main, and MX 1600 from Raleigh-Durham to Providence on October 29 was $167 one way in Main.
Those are two searches, not a route list, so search your own route on alaskaair.com.
When I switched the Las Vegas to Provo search to points for October 26, the Breeze nonstop didn't show. Alaska offered only connections on American through Phoenix.
What You Earn
Alaska's chart for partner flights booked on Alaska, valid for travel through December 31, 2026, pays 100% of distance flown in economy and in discount economy. Alaska says partner earning depends on the airline, how you booked, the flight number and the fare class, so check what posts after you fly.
From January 1, 2027, the way you've chosen to earn (distance traveled, price paid or segments flown) applies to all partner flights booked on Alaska's or Hawaiian's websites or app. Our guide to choosing how you earn Atmos points walks through the three options.
What You Should Do
- Book on alaskaair.com. Alaska's FAQ covers ticket numbers starting with 027, which is what you get when you book through Alaska or Hawaiian.
- Add your Atmos Rewards number when you book, and set Atmos Rewards as the program for the trip. Alaska says a flight earns in one program only.
- Price the same flight on flybreeze.com and compare before you pay.
- Watch for the points. If they haven't posted 14 days after your flight, Alaska says to submit a points credit request with your boarding pass or ticket receipt.
The Bottom Line
If you fly Breeze on routes like the two above and collect Atmos Rewards points, search alaskaair.com before you book on Breeze's site. If the flight is there at a price you'll pay, booking it through Alaska earns Atmos points. If you're new to the program, our Atmos Rewards guide covers earning, status and redemptions.
