By Vamsi, RewardsGuru.club. Published November 4, 2026.
Checked Wednesday, November 4, 2026 on Alaska Airlines' own pages: the Atmos Members Day page, the Global Getaways page and its terms, Alaska's news post, the Global Companion Award FAQ, and award searches on alaskaair.com (one adult, Main cabin, prices exactly as the search showed them), with cash prices from Google Flights the same day. Facts are as of November 4, 2026.
Alaska's November Atmos Members Day went live on Wednesday morning. Its headline is a list of nine cities at sale prices, and most people will read it as one city per award: pick Venice, pay 25,000 points.
The award search says otherwise. Alaska's free stopover of up to 14 days survives the sale price, so one award can carry a second city on the way. We priced two: London and Venice for 25,000 points, and Hong Kong and Mumbai for 30,000 points, on two Cathay Pacific flights that Cathay itself sells for $1,152.
TL;DR
- Alaska's November Atmos Members Day cuts award prices to nine cities: Venice from 25,000 points one way; Mumbai, Singapore, Amman and Catania from 30,000; Honolulu, Maui, Kona and Lihue from 11,500. Book by Saturday, November 7, 2026, for travel January 15 to May 12, 2027 (Hawaii: December 1, 2026 to March 10, 2027, with blackout dates).
- The free stopover still works at the sale price. Seattle to London on Alaska's 787, six nights in London, then British Airways to Venice: 25,000 points plus $81 for the whole trip.
- Hong Kong and Mumbai: Seattle to Hong Kong on Cathay Pacific, four nights there, then Cathay Pacific to Mumbai: 30,000 points plus $83. Cathay's own price for the same two flights was $1,152, about 3.6 cents a point.
- London and Venice is closer to even: $449 in cash on separate tickets, about 1.5 cents a point, near the 1.55 cents we value Atmos points at.
- Flying as two? The Summit card's Global Companion Award won't cover these trips. Alaska's FAQ says it "Excludes multi-city and open-jaw itineraries," and a stopover trip is booked as a multi-city trip.
- Members Day also brings up to a 110% bonus on bought points, an Ikon Pass discount with code ATMOS through November 6, Avis and Budget upgrades, and a shopping bonus of up to 1,500 points through November 20.
Everything in November's Atmos Members Day
Atmos Members Day is Alaska's monthly roundup for Atmos Rewards members, "held on the first Wednesday of every month." This is every offer on Alaska's Members Day page and in its news post on November 4:
- Global Getaways award sale. "Save up to 50% on award travel" to nine cities, booked by November 7. The cities, prices and travel dates are in the next section.
- Bought points. "For a limited time, buy points and receive up to 110% bonus points to use on this month's Global Getaways." Alaska shows members different tiers, so the bonus on your account page is the one that applies.
- Ikon Pass, the Atmos Unlocked deal of the month. Promo code ATMOS, used by November 6, gets "an exclusive discount" and 5,000 bonus points on a 2026-27 Ikon pass. The Members Day page names the Ikon Pass and the Ikon Base Pass; the news post names the Base Pass. Or redeem points: both passes start at 65,000 points through Atmos Rewards Unlocked, and members of the Active Escapes community get 20% off.
- Atmos Communities. Members "earn bonus points and status points by traveling to select destinations." Five of the nine sale cities are Bonus Points Challenge destinations: Honolulu, Maui and Lihue for Huakaʻi by Hawaiian, Kona for Active Escapes, Club 49 and Huakaʻi by Hawaiian, and Amman for Global Locals. Joining a community is free.
- Avis and Budget. A limited-time offer: "Enjoy complimentary car-group upgrades to a roomier SUV." Alaska says to check the rental site for the full terms.
- Atmos Rewards Shopping. Bonus points on top of the usual earn at more than 1,100 stores: 300 points when you spend $100, 750 at $350 and 1,500 at $650. It ends November 20, 2026.
- A sign-in change. Multifactor authentication "is becoming a required step when you sign in" to an Atmos Rewards account.
The nine cities, the dates and the rules
| City | One way from | Travel dates |
|---|---|---|
| Venice, Italy | 25,000 points | January 15 to May 12, 2027 |
| Mumbai, India | 30,000 points | January 15 to May 12, 2027 |
| Singapore | 30,000 points | January 15 to May 12, 2027 |
| Amman, Jordan | 30,000 points | January 15 to May 12, 2027 |
| Catania, Italy | 30,000 points | January 15 to May 12, 2027 |
| Honolulu, Oʻahu | 11,500 points | December 1, 2026 to March 10, 2027 |
| Kahului, Maui | 11,500 points | December 1, 2026 to March 10, 2027 |
| Kona, Hawaiʻi Island | 11,500 points | December 1, 2026 to March 10, 2027 |
| Lihue, Kauaʻi | 11,500 points | December 1, 2026 to March 10, 2027 |
There is no promo code. You search on alaskaair.com with "use points" selected, and in Alaska's words, a "Discounted award fare will show up in your search results."
The terms that matter, quoted from the Global Getaways page:
- Who and what: "Global Getaways pricing is offered on select flights originating or ending in the United States on Alaska, Hawaiian and global partners, in Economy class only."
- The prices are examples: "Starting prices shown have been available for example one-way trips within the last 24 hours, and may not be currently available."
- Hawaii blackout dates: to the islands December 17 to 30, 2026 and February 12 to 15, 2027; from the islands December 27, 2026 to January 4, 2027 and February 19 to 21, 2027.
We priced Venice and Mumbai for this article, each with a stopover. We didn't price Singapore, Amman, Catania or the Hawaii fares.
Two cities for one award: the free stopover
The rule sits in the same terms: "One (1) enroute stopover of up to 14 days is allowed per one-way on eligible international itineraries. On a roundtrip international itinerary, two (2) stopovers are permitted with one (1) in each direction of travel."
You book it with alaskaair.com's Multi-city search, with "use points" selected, entering the two legs as separate flights. The site prices the pair as one award and labels the price "total trip." We priced two on November 4:
| Trip | Flights | Whole trip, one person |
|---|---|---|
| Seattle to London (Wednesday, February 10, 2027), six nights in London, London to Venice (Wednesday, February 17) | Alaska 100 nonstop on Alaska's 787, then British Airways 592 nonstop | 25,000 points + $81 |
| Seattle to Hong Kong (Monday, February 8, 2027), four nights in Hong Kong, Hong Kong to Mumbai (Saturday, February 13) | Cathay Pacific 833 nonstop, then Cathay Pacific 685 nonstop | 30,000 points + $83 |
Both fares showed as "Main, Refundable," and the search describes its prices as "total trip per passenger, including taxes and fees."
What the date strips showed:
- The stay length is flexible. Onward flights from London on February 16 to 20 all showed the same 25,000 points for the whole trip, and onward flights from Hong Kong on February 10 to 16 all showed 30,000.
- Seattle to Hong Kong is the thin part. In the week we searched, Cathay Pacific showed award space on February 6 and 8 only.
- Fees follow the airline. On February 10, the British Airways flight from Seattle to London priced at 25,000 points plus $410. Alaska's own 787 on the same evening carried $81.
Is it worth it? The same trips in cash
| Trip | Points + fees | Cash, same dates | Cents per point |
|---|---|---|---|
| London and Venice | 25,000 + $81 | $449 on Google Flights, separate tickets | about 1.5 |
| Hong Kong and Mumbai | 30,000 + $83 | $1,152, Cathay Pacific's own price | about 3.6 |
Cents per point is the cash price minus the award's fees, divided by the points. We value Atmos points at 1.55 cents, so Hong Kong and Mumbai gets more than twice that, while London and Venice comes out close to even. The award there showed as refundable, which the separate cash tickets may not be. For Hong Kong and Mumbai, a booking site also listed the same flights at $950 as separate tickets. Against that price the points still earn about 2.9 cents each.
If you're short of points, Alaska's bought-points bonus is part of this Members Day. When we priced Alaska's 100% tier on October 27, it came to 1.75 cents a point before the 7.5% tax (our math on that sale). Check your own tiers before you count on a price per point.
Flying as two: what the Global Companion Award covers
The Atmos Rewards Summit Visa Infinite comes with a Global Companion Award that, in Alaska's words, "lets cardholders save up to 25,000 or 100,000 Atmos™ Rewards points on a companion award ticket when you book for two." Its FAQ, as we read it on November 4, sets the limits:
- "Valid for one-way or round-trip itineraries ... Excludes multi-city and open-jaw itineraries."
- "Only one Global Companion Award can be applied per reservation and cannot be combined with any other discount."
- Taxes and fees go on the Summit card itself.
A stopover trip is booked as a multi-city itinerary, so the award does not apply to the two trips above. Two travelers need two awards: 50,000 points for London and Venice, 60,000 for Hong Kong and Mumbai.
On a plain one-way at a sale price, we couldn't confirm either way. The sale page calls these prices a "Discounted award fare," and the FAQ says the award "cannot be combined with any other discount." Checkout shows whether the award applies before you pay. On a regular award it works: we used ours in July, and the second seat dropped from 27,500 points to 2,500.
How to book a stopover trip
- On alaskaair.com, choose Multi-city and select "use points."
- Enter the first leg into your stopover city, for example Seattle to London on February 10, then the onward leg, London to Venice on February 17. Keep the stay at 14 days or less.
- Pick your flights. The price on the fare is the whole trip for one person.
- Check the fees before you pay. Alaska's terms add that "a $20 nonrefundable fee per person, each way, will be collected on partner award tickets." We couldn't confirm whether the search totals above already include it.
- Book by Saturday, November 7. The Ikon Pass code runs out a day earlier, on November 6, and the shopping bonus runs to November 20.
Cover photo: the Grand Canal from the Rialto Bridge, by Wolfgang Moroder, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons, with faces blurred.
This is educational content, not financial advice. Program terms change often, so check the current terms on each program's site before you rely on them.
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