Southwest Airlines is offering one-way tickets starting at $59 as long as purchased by February 2nd for travel between February 14th and May 17th.
The airline appears to have recovered from the holiday season meltdown, and CEO Bob Jordan said the airline has learned from the episode and is working to prevent similar serious reliability issues in the future. .
If your flight has been affected, you can find detailed information on compensation below.
This sale includes flights from the mainland to international destinations in Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the Southwest. Scroll down to review all terms and conditions.
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Promotional tickets are mainly available for flights on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from February 14th to May 17th.
From March 9 to April 10, international travel and flights to and from San Juan, Puerto Rico are excluded, and from March 16 to April 10, flights between Hawaii and the continental United States are excluded.
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According to Southwest, “Seats and days are limited. Fares may vary by destination, flight and day of the week, and may not be available on some flights operating during very busy travel times or holiday periods. there is”.
Was your Southwest Airlines flight canceled during the meltdown?
Southwest has set up a webpage for customers whose flights were canceled or significantly delayed between December 24th and January 2nd.
According to the airline, travelers whose flights are canceled or delayed by more than three hours during that period will be eligible for a full refund if they do not board the rebooked Southwest Airlines. These customers will also earn her 25,000 Rapid Rewards points, which he must claim by March 31 through the airline’s portal.
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In addition, Southwest will reimburse passengers for “reasonable” incidental expenses such as hotels, car rentals, other airline tickets and meals as a result of disruptions to operations.
The airline issued guidance to investors last week and expects the meltdown to cost the company as much as $825 million.
