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Southwest: Fly by 11/15, Get Companion Pass for Future Flights Expired
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(Pass valid 1/6 - 2/28/21)
Update: Offer has been extended an extra day to 9/25.
Southwest is offering Rapid Rewards Members (free to join): Promotional Companion Pass (Valid every time you fly 1/6/2021 - 2/28/2021) for Free if you Register and Purchase a Ticket by -> 9/24 Now 9/25 and Fly Once by 11/15. Thanks FrozENFyRe
Note: Companion pass does not include taxes and fees from $5.60 one-way. Reservations made using Rapid Rewards points do not qualify for this promotion.
Steps:
Southwest is offering Rapid Rewards Members (free to join): Promotional Companion Pass (Valid every time you fly 1/6/2021 - 2/28/2021) for Free if you Register and Purchase a Ticket by -> 9/24 Now 9/25 and Fly Once by 11/15. Thanks FrozENFyRe
Note: Companion pass does not include taxes and fees from $5.60 one-way. Reservations made using Rapid Rewards points do not qualify for this promotion.
Steps:
- Register for this promotion prior to booking.
- Purchase a new qualifying revenue flight by September 24, 2020 -> Now September 25, 2020. Rapid Rewards account number must be entered at the time of booking.
- Travel must be completed between September 22 and November 15, 2020
- Once you have completed travel, you will receive an email from Southwest that includes information on next steps and how to designate and utilize the Promotional Companion Pass. Southwest intends to send this email to all qualifying Members within 10 days after the Promotional travel period ends on November 15, 2020.
- This pass will allow a companion to fly free with you every time you fly between 1/6/2021 and 2/28/2021.
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- See the promotion page for frequently asked questions and full terms and conditions.
- See the forum thread for additional discussion and advice regarding this promotion.
- A qualifying flight is a one-way revenue flight on Southwest from an origin city to a destination city, including any intermediate stops and/or connections OR a round trip revenue flight on Southwest Airlines from an origin city to a destination city and back to the originating airport or carrier-recognized co-terminal.
- Changes made to the itinerary after purchase may eliminate qualification for promotion. -oceanlake
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at 07:13 AM
Register and fly once with Southwest, and receive promotional companion pass for 1/6 - 2/28/21.
https://www.southwest.c
Must register at above link, purchase ticket by 9/24/20, and travel by 11/15/20.
This is great for people planning on traveling in Jan/Feb.
https://www.southwest.c
Must register at above link, purchase ticket by 9/24/20, and travel by 11/15/20.
This is great for people planning on traveling in Jan/Feb.
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Just thought I'd add that for those that might have seen it, since I usually book with points.
Thanks OP!
Congratulations, you played yourself.
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I was wondering the same.
Just cancel and rebook
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Just thought I'd add that for those that might have seen it, since I usually book with points.
Thanks OP!
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Just thought I'd add that for those that might have seen it, since I usually book with points.
Thanks OP!
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From their community:
Flights booked using travel funds (and vouchers) do count as "revenue" flights.
Points bookings, companion pass travel by the companion, and things like buddy passes -- basically anything that doesn't earn points -- do not.
From their community:
Flights booked using travel funds (and vouchers) do count as "revenue" flights.
Points bookings, companion pass travel by the companion, and things like buddy passes -- basically anything that doesn't earn points -- do not.
Just thought I'd add that for those that might have seen it, since I usually book with points.
Thanks OP!
He's wrong. You said you were using travel funds. Those are revenue flights