The carrier now has published daily service between Denver and both Steamboat Springs and Montrose ( Telluride) beginning June 6 and running through the carrier's published flight schedule into mid-August. Beginning June 6 and through the summer, Southwest will offer additional nonstop service on weekends between Bozeman and Dallas (Love Field), Chicago ( Midway), and Phoenix. Additional nonstop routes include daily service beginning June 6 between Nashville and Long Island/Islip as well as Chicago ( Midway) and Portland, Maine.īozeman, Mont., joins the Southwest network on May 27 with previously announced daily service. New nonstop routes for the summer include daily service beginning May 9 between Denver and Richmond Las Vegas and Palm Springs, Calif. Southwest also will offer nonstop service on weekends between Austin and one of the carrier's newest destinations, Destin/ Fort Walton Beach, Fla., beginning June 6. "While other carriers have fallen in and out of love with Austin across the years, we're continuing to build on nearly 45 years of offering affordable and relevant air service for Central Texans and those who are headed there." With our new service scheduled to begin in June 2021, our number of destinations available nonstop from Austin is more than double the offering of any other carrier," Watterson added. In March 2021, more than 70% of our Austin Customers got where they're going with a nonstop journey on Southwest Airlines. "During the last decade, Southwest has served the most nonstop destinations from Austin each year based on DOT published schedules. Central Daylight Time, see detailed fare rules for dates of travel below). Paul, Orange County, and Salt Lake City(beginning June 6), with one-way fares as low as $99 (purchase by March 26, 2021, 11:59 p.m. This summer, Southwest will offer its Austin Customers nonstop service to a record 37 cities including Sacramento (beginning May 9), and Burbank, Miami, Minneapolis/St. MORE NONSTOP LUV IN THE HEART OF TEXAS FOR AS LOW AS $99 ONE-WAY
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First and second checked bags fly free (weight and size limitations apply). *Golf bags fly free as one of two checked pieces of baggage offered to every Southwest Customer (weight and size limitations apply). The number of seats, days of the week, and markets for these fares are limited. Visit for a complete list of fares, as well as rules, and terms and conditions (also detailed below). In celebration of the arrival of Southwest Airlines in Myrtle Beach, bringing everyday low fares, flexibility, and 'golf bags fly free ®'* to make it easier for Customers to travel with their favorite gear, Southwest is offering one-way fares to Myrtle Beach from some of the new nonstop cities as low as $69 one-way (purchase by 11:59 p.m. Myrtle Beach is accessible on Southwest Airlines this summer from 50+ cities through same-plane and connecting itineraries. Customers should check for specific itineraries on their desired day of travel, as some nonstop service does not operate every day of the week. A third wave of service to this stretch of the South Carolina coast will bring options to fly with Southwest nonstop from Atlanta, Columbus, and Indianapolis beginning June 6, 2021. SERVICE FOR MYRTLE BEACH BEGINS MAY 23, 2021īeginning Sunday, May 23, 2021, Southwest will add service to a third airport in South Carolina, giving Southwest Customers across the country access to Myrtle Beach through five nonstop cities offered within the first week of service: Baltimore/Washington (BWI), Chicago ( Midway), and Nashville and additional nonstop service from Dallas (Love Field) and Pittsburgh will operate on Saturdays beginning May 29. We're so pleased to share our Heart with them in time to bring visitors this summer." "For Myrtle Beach, we know the arrival of our two bags fly free*-with a golf bag able to count as one of those-will encourage visitors to fly Southwest instead of drive, and consider a quicker trip with us and our value propositions of bags fly free*, golf bags fly free*, low fares, and flexible policies. "We continue to tailor our schedule with added flights to address closer-in demand for leisure destinations while making foundational additions to our map that position our network for the future," Andrew Watterson, Southwest Airlines Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer said.
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