Alaska Airlines from Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport to Charleston

So, you're setting your adventurous feet on a journey from Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport to the historic city of Charleston, and contemplating on taking the Alaska’s wings? I can sense your urgency and the dire need for information on flights, airfare, and specific travel details - fear not, dear traveler, I am here to be your empathetic assistant in navigating the complex world of air travel. Let's explore your options with a dash of humor and irony that might come in handy when you find yourself squeezed in Economy class.

Now, let's talk straight - no sugared blabber, no euphemistic nonsense. If you're hoping to book a non-stop, direct flight from Gulfport-Biloxi to Charleston on Alaska, you're out of luck. I'm as sorry as a dog chasing its tail. It's simply geography, my friend. The airline decided that it won't fly straight from the magnolia state of Mississippi to the southern charm of South Carolina. Instead, it prefers to save its nonstop prowess for domestic flights within the snowy, bear-populated state of Alaska. Maybe they get a kick out of letting the passengers marvel at the breathtaking Alaskan landscapes, who knows!

So, what’s left on the table? Connecting flights! Not as glamorous as a non-stop, I must admit. Yet on the bright side, you get an enchanting layover, an extra city to explore at no extra cost, maybe a splendid airport lounge to relax in – it’s a win-win! Just ensure your layover isn’t a red-eye flight. That's the jargon for flights that fly through the night like an owl hunting for a juicy rodent. They sound romantic until you're on one, squirmish, ruffled, and sleep-deprived.

Quick trivia here – did you know Alaska is the only state in the US that can type itself on a keyboard in a single line? Fascinating, isn’t it? And that's not the only unique thing about our chilly pal up in the North! Now that you're enlightened with a quirky Alaska fact, let's get back to your travel situation.

Being an empathetic guide, I have one piece of golden advice – opt for the economy class. Business class might sound alluring and premium economy might tap on your shoulder tempting you with its semi-luxurious offerings. However, it's the economy class that will get you on last-minute flights without making your pockets weep. Plus, with Alaska's generous baggage allowance of one carry-on bag and another personal item totally free, economy doesn't sound that bad, does it?

Let’s also talk a wee bit about the best time to book, shall we? There are myriad theories about this, as enigmatic as unicorn sightings. But let's cut through the fog. The best day to book cheap flights is exactly 56 days before you plan to take off. Or 57. Or 49. Nobody really knows, but it sounds very scientific and concrete, doesn't it?

Now, If you’re a frequent flyer, sign up for their mileage program to reap some sweet benefits. Just make sure to actually fly and not just sign up, hoarding miles is only beneficial if you’re airborne and not grounded.

The in-flight services? Well, they won't tuck you in a blanket and sing you lullabies, but rest assured, the crew is as friendly and courteous as a Labrador Retriever. You can expect good meals, quality entertainment, and a refreshingly relaxed ambiance that makes your journey a pleasure.

All sounds pretty tempting, right? I understand your thrill to get onboard. But, as I wrap up this empathetically satirical, slightly exaggerated (yet charmingly honest) travel guide, remember to familiarize yourself with the airline's cancellation policy. Peace of mind comes with knowing your rights, and refunds can sometimes feel as beautiful as spotting a unicorn (minus the 57 days theory).

In the surreal world of air travel, remember to buckle up and enjoy the ride. And if your flight gets delayed, remember, it's not the destination, it's the journey or so the ancient philosophical wisdom goes. Bon Voyage, dear traveller!