Alaska Airlines from Indianapolis International Airport to Baltimore

Picture this: you're in Indiana, the "Crossroads of America," the place that's famous for.... corn? Indeed, corn is glamorous stuff. But, there comes the point in every man, woman, and dog's life when they yearn for something even more thrilling. Something like flying non-stop from Indianapolis International Airport to Baltimore with Alaska Airlines.

Why, you ask? Because everyone's favorite pastime is not only watching corn grow, even if Indiana's cornfields could win an Oscar for Best Supporting Role in the Art of Monotony. So, let's take our beloved Hoosier freedom and embark on an adventure, shall we?

First things first: tickets. Our pals over at Alaska Airlines have been doing some top-notch work on keeping their airfare prices on the friendlier side of our wallets. So, if you've been saving all year hoping to buy a Ferrari and then realized you're short by a few hundred thousand dollars, don't worry, you can still afford a flight ticket. Are these cheap flights? Well, it’s relative. Cheap as in ‘cheaper than a personal jet,’ or cheap as in ‘cheaper than walking’? These are the existential questions we must ask.

Now, let's talk about baggage allowance. Alaska Airlines has it all figured out. Their philosophy must be somewhere along the lines of: if you can drag it, we can tag it. It's almost like they're saying, "Go on, bring your fridge; we'll find a place!" Very generous indeed.

For tireless jet setters, they also offer a sweet mileage program. This is where you get points for choosing to wave goodbye to the ground, points that can be redeemed to wave goodbye to the ground again. The favoritism shown to gravity-defying voyagers is quite flattering, if you ask me.

Now, let's talk about flight times. Specifically, the best time to book. No one wants to feel like they've involuntarily signed up for a red-eye flight, especially not when the only star of such a show would be, well, your red eye. Unsurprisingly, these wizards of the air have done a fantastic job with their flight schedule to ensure that your circadian rhythms stay as rhythmic as a well-rehearsed dance troupe.

Alaska and air travel might seem like an unlikely pair - kind of like pineapple on pizza. But, they're a surprising delight. Incidentally, did you know Alaska is the only US state that can be typed on a single row of a keyboard? Quick, try it out! Mind-blowing, isn’t it? Whether this small keyboard victory has anything to do with the quality of Alaska’s aviation services, the jury's still out. But one thing's for sure - that's a fun fact you won’t forget in a hurry.

Now, onto our destination. Baltimore - a city filled to the brim with charm and crabs. Not the enemy-of-hair crabs, but actual blue crabs. Seafood jokes aside, flying on Alaska Airlines from Indianapolis International Airport to this glistening gem of a city would be the highlight of anyone’s travel diary.

So, here's a toast to Alaska Airlines. Thank you for giving us a concrete reason to jump into the sky; a reason that doesn't involve scientifically calculating how much corn we can grow in our backyards. With their premium economy flights from Indy to Baltimore, they're setting the gold standard for first-class adventure without a Hollywood budget. And who knows, maybe you'll find the cornfields more interesting from an aerial view - just not as fascinating as a round-trip journey with Alaska Airlines.