Alaska Airlines from Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport to Pullman

Oh, what fun it is to fly! And, oh, you'll be learning what it feels like to be a true jet-setter if you're planning to hop on a flight from the buzzing Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport to Pullman. Be prepared, high-flyer, for you're about to embark on one of the most exhilarating trips of your life with Alaska Airlines. Aren't you excited already?

I can see from here how thrilled you are at the prospect of potentially spending a small eternity cooped up in a tight seat in Economy Class, your knees squished against the chair in front, your seatmate snoring away in abandon like a sawmill. Heaven on earth, right?

Time for a wake-up call. This is not going to be your average "fly-and-forget" journey. I'm armed with information and I'm not afraid to use it. Let's talk flights and fun facts as we explore the exciting world of air travel Alaska-style.

Head’s up, 'direct flights' might just be the phrase that makes your day. No layovers, no irritating 'please fasten your seatbelts' repeated ad nauseam at each stop. Just you, your in-flight services (included, by the way, in the airfare) and the clouds. And should you need to change your travel plans, the flight cancellation policy is clear as daylight. Say goodbye to stress!

If you are a night owl, you might enjoy the rarity of an exciting red-eye flight—travel by night, explore by day. But, wait for it… Alaska Airlines does not operate those from Providence. Gotcha! Just a little more of that potpourri of sarcasm! It wouldn't be fun otherwise.

So, obviously, you are left with domestic flights, and not those last-minute flights that you secretly crave for. ‘One-way’ or ‘round-trip’, the choice is all yours. If flying high in comfort is your thing, then consider shelling out for business class. Or for a little less, premium economy will still give you the VIP treatment, without your wallet having a full-on meltdown. And, hey, get excited about the amazing baggage allowance. Feel free to bring along the kitchen sink!

The airline also has a stellar mileage program. It’s a ‘frequent flyer’ kind of thing, if you catch my drift.It's all about earning, not yearning. You could score free flights and upgrades, bestowing upon you the long-deserved respect you undoubtedly deserve.

And while we’re at it. Here’s a random fact about Alaska. It's the only state that can boast that it’s both the westernmost AND the easternmost state in the U.S. Confused? Geographically, the Aleutian Islands stretch right up to the Eastern Hemisphere. So technically, Alaska is on both ends of the country. Mind-blowing, right?

Now back to our flight saga. Many people ponder over when the best time to book might be. Yes, the golden question. Well, here's the secret - book whenever you feel like it! Just kidding... You didn't expect me to spill the beans so easily, did you? While I don’t have a one-size-fits-all answer, generally, midweek bookings tend to work out cheaper than weekend ones. Thank the flight schedule for that.

And speaking of schedule, make sure to check out online airline reviews before booking. Though, with Alaska Airlines, you wouldn't have to worry too much about checking, because they are pretty darn good in that department. But if you are a worrywart, then check away. It might give you some peace of mind, and provide an entertaining read for all of us.

To wrap things up, being an airline passenger is fun, the flying part just gets in the way. But Alaska Airlines, in all its charmingly efficient glory, can make even such an egregious errand completely worthwhile. So buckle up, enjoy the ride and land smoothly in Pullman.