This Jan. 18, 2020, photo shows people preparing to get on a Ravn Connect airplane at the airport in Bethel, Alaska, for a flight to Toksook Bay. (AP Photo/Mark Thiessen, File)

This Jan. 18, 2020, photo shows people preparing to get on a Ravn Connect airplane at the airport in Bethel, Alaska, for a flight to Toksook Bay. (AP Photo/Mark Thiessen, File)

Ravn customers now able to use Alaska Airlines miles

Customers will have the option to choose Alaska Airlines as a loyalty program option when booking Ravn flights.

Ravn Airlines announced Thursday customers will now be able to earn and redeem Alaska Airlines miles on charter flights.

According to a press release from the in-state airline, customers will have the option to choose Alaska Airlines as a loyalty program option when booking Ravn flights, and in 2022 Alaska Airlines miles will be redeemable on any Ravn trip.

To participate in the program, customers must first have an Alaska Airlines mileage plan account.

Ravn has multiple daily flights in and out of Kenai, and also serves other destinations across the state such as Aniak, Cold Bay, Dillingham, Dutch Harbor, Homer, King Salmon, Sand Point, St. Mary’s, St. Paul Island, Unalakleet and Valdez.

Customers will also now be able to earn and redeem points with FlyCoin Rewards as a part of the new partnership program.

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