Alaska Airlines is back with another promotion on purchased Atmos Rewards points, and some members are seeing a targeted bonus of up to 110%.
That’s a pretty good offer, bringing the cost down to approximately 1.79 cents per point, including taxes.
The promotion runs through November 7, 2026, and the bonus varies by member. Some accounts are seeing a maximum bonus of 90% or 100%, while others are getting up to 110%.
Buy Atmos Rewards Points with Up to 110% Bonus
The bonus you receive depends on your account and how many points you purchase.
Here’s how the pricing works at the highest bonus levels:
| Bonus | Cost Per Point |
|---|---|
| 90% bonus | 1.98¢ |
| 100% bonus | 1.88¢ |
| 110% bonus | 1.79¢ |
For example, with a 110% bonus, buying 20,000 points would get you another 22,000 bonus points, for a total of 42,000 Atmos Rewards points.
That purchase would cost $752.50, including the 7.5% federal excise tax, bringing your cost down to about 1.79 cents per point.
The bonus tiers can vary by account, so you’ll need to check your personal offer to see how many points you must purchase to unlock the maximum bonus.
How to Get the Bonus
- Visit the Alaska Atmos Rewards Buy Points page.
- Sign in to your Atmos Rewards account.
- Check your targeted bonus offer.
- Select the number of points you want to purchase.
- Complete your purchase by November 7, 2026.
The bonus should be displayed before you complete your transaction. Limit on purchased points has been temporarily increased as well from 100,000 to 250,000.
Purchases are processed by Points.com, so they generally won’t count as airline purchases for credit card bonus categories.
Guru’s Wrap-up
A 110% bonus is one of the better offers we’ve seen for buying Alaska Atmos Rewards points.
The program has some valuable airline partners, including American Airlines, Japan Airlines and Cathay Pacific. That can make buying points worthwhile, especially when you find a good business class redemption.
But at 1.79 cents each, these points still aren’t cheap. I wouldn’t buy them speculatively just to build up a balance.
If you’ve already found an award flight and need more points to book it, this could be a good opportunity to save some money.
