Southwest Airlines offers Up to40% Off Base Fares for Select Flights with promo code SAVEWOW. Valid for travel between October 29, 2024 and January 31 2025.
Note: You must enter the code at the beginning, i.e., on the Booking widget, to see the discounts on the fare pages. Book before 10/3
Thanks to community member z4m and Staff Member serra for sharing this deal.
For travel on select cont. U.S. flights 10/29/24-1/31/25 and intl./HI/PR flights 10/29/24-3/5/25. Restr., excl., & blackouts apply. Seats/days lmtd. Discount applied before govt. taxes and fees.
Continental U.S. travel blacked out November 26-27, November 29-December 2, December 20-23, December 26-29, 2024, January 2, 2025 and January 4-5, 2025.
Travel from international and Hawaii to continental U.S. blacked out November 29-December 3, 2024, December 18, 2024-January 7, 2025, and February 21-24, 2025. Travel continental U.S. to Puerto Rico blacked out November 21-25, 2024 and December 18, 2024-January 7, 2025. Travel from Puerto Rico to continental U.S. blacked out November 29-December 3, 2024 and December 18, 2024-January 7, 2025.
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Southwest Airlines offers Up to40% Off Base Fares for Select Flights with promo code SAVEWOW. Valid for travel between October 29, 2024 and January 31 2025.
Note: You must enter the code at the beginning, i.e., on the Booking widget, to see the discounts on the fare pages. Book before 10/3
Thanks to community member z4m and Staff Member serra for sharing this deal.
For travel on select cont. U.S. flights 10/29/24-1/31/25 and intl./HI/PR flights 10/29/24-3/5/25. Restr., excl., & blackouts apply. Seats/days lmtd. Discount applied before govt. taxes and fees.
Continental U.S. travel blacked out November 26-27, November 29-December 2, December 20-23, December 26-29, 2024, January 2, 2025 and January 4-5, 2025.
Travel from international and Hawaii to continental U.S. blacked out November 29-December 3, 2024, December 18, 2024-January 7, 2025, and February 21-24, 2025. Travel continental U.S. to Puerto Rico blacked out November 21-25, 2024 and December 18, 2024-January 7, 2025. Travel from Puerto Rico to continental U.S. blacked out November 29-December 3, 2024 and December 18, 2024-January 7, 2025.
An activist investor took a 10% stake and is demanding the changes, and claiming Southwest won't recover unless they do what they're told (which means cut corners and make flying as miserable as possible while destroying all good will with customers in pursuit of short-term profits). The activist is also just full of ****, because the main reason southwest stock is taking a beating is because Boeing's problems and delays have totally screwed SW in the medium-term (because SW is an all-737 fleet). When 737 deliveries start again (particularly of the long-delayed smaller variants) SW stock will bounce back all on its own. Of course, the activist investor ignored all of that in their BS slide decks. But it's working anyway, and the CEO is making a bunch of terrible changes that will totally screw SW and relegate them to competing purely on price by 2026.
There's more to it, but i guess that's the short version. Just lots of weak management being preyed upon by terrible "investors" all in the name of turning a quick profit while screwing over the company. It was good while it lasted.
Is this a real sale? Or another promo with typical prices for the majority of flights?
I was looking at buying some tickets for mid-December (DAL<>DEN). The price with the sale this week is the same as without the sale last week. So at least in that one example, the sale seems to be fake.
Very very few flights are on sale Bummer. Would be cool if it was a real sale on all flights. For my search, only 2 of the 20 flights for a day were discounted, and they were not 40% off but were less than 30% off. Regular price was $209 and they were discounted to $173. Not even close to 40% off.
Thank you for posting this, good to know this is good for booking with miles as well.
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A flight Alaska regularly services non-stop is cheaper than a flight that requires a hop through phoenix on SW? No way!
Still, not to the tune anywhere close to SWA's fares. Alaska with one stop each way is $557.36 and it's not a scumbag airline. SWA is just a step up from Spirit and Frontier. Plus, if you book Alaska with miles, there is no basic economy. You automatically get main cabin.
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it works, try again. here's las vegas - chicago for $134 nonstop rt
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Even though it mentions HI travel several times in the fine print under the "More Fine Print" section it gives a blurb note that these discounts do NOT apply to ANY intraisland HI flights nor SNA airport departures or arrivals.
Still, not to the tune anywhere close to SWA's fares. Alaska with one stop each way is $557.36 and it's not a scumbag airline. SWA is just a step up from Spirit and Frontier. Plus, if you book Alaska with miles, there is no basic economy. You automatically get main cabin.
You're using one example and it's an international flight on top of that.
These sales are always "select flights"...same as it has been for years now. Plus, airfare pricing is dynamic so today it's one thing, tomorrow it can be another. These types of comments are found in every SW deals/sales thread created on here but it's just so trendy to complain instead of using common sense.
You're using one example and it's an international flight on top of that.
These sales are always "select flights"...same as it has been for years now. Plus, airfare pricing is dynamic so today it's one thing, tomorrow it can be another. These types of comments are found in every SW deals/sales thread created on here but it's just so trendy to complain instead of using common sense.
I do use my common sense. That's why I won't fly a scumbag airline such as Allegiant, Spirit, Frontier, or Southwest. And you don't need to tell me about the airline industry. I was a brick and mortar travel agent for years.
Just "rebooked" a $300 Round trip flight by changing my flights to the same flight numbers I was already on and price dropped by $97. So definitely saved me 40% (doesn't discount the TSA fees and taxes)
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There's more to it, but i guess that's the short version. Just lots of weak management being preyed upon by terrible "investors" all in the name of turning a quick profit while screwing over the company. It was good while it lasted.
There are better ways to waste time than to browse their sales.
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SWA: SAN-PVR 12-07-24 $711.51 (one stop)
Alaska: SAN-PVR 12-07/12-14 $398 non-stop
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These sales are always "select flights"...same as it has been for years now. Plus, airfare pricing is dynamic so today it's one thing, tomorrow it can be another. These types of comments are found in every SW deals/sales thread created on here but it's just so trendy to complain instead of using common sense.
These sales are always "select flights"...same as it has been for years now. Plus, airfare pricing is dynamic so today it's one thing, tomorrow it can be another. These types of comments are found in every SW deals/sales thread created on here but it's just so trendy to complain instead of using common sense.
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