DALLAS – Southwest Airlines today more than doubled the number of Southwest markets able to connect to Mexico, through both Chicago Midway and Las Vegas. 26 Southwest cities, primarily in the Northeast and Midwest, now connect to Volaris flights between Chicago Midway and Guadalajara, Mexico. These new markets include New York’s LaGuardia, Boston Logan, Detroit Metro, Newark Liberty International, Baltimore Washington International, Philadelphia International, Pittsburgh International, Minneapolis-St. Paul International, Nashville International, Indianapolis International, Lambert-St. Louis International, and Louisville International, among others.
In addition, more than 20 Southwest cities, primarily across the Southwest and West, now connect to Volaris flights between Las Vegas-McCarran and Guadalajara, Mexico. These new cities include Austin-Bergstrom International, Houston Hobby, Oklahoma City, Tulsa International, San Antonio International, and San Diego International, and join Denver International, Los Angeles International, Oakland International, Mineta-San Jose International, Sacramento International, and Phoenix Sky Harbor International, creating new connections to Cancun and Mexico City via Guadalajara.
In celebration of this new service, Southwest announces a sweepstakes for roundtrip travel to and two nights’ accommodation at an Intercontinental Hotel at any of Volaris’ gateway cities for two lucky grand prize winners. Learn more about this contest at www.southwest.com/mexicogiveaway.
Last November, Southwest Airlines launched a new product that allows Customers to book international flights by connecting with Volaris, Mexico’s second-largest airline, to Volaris destinations of Guadalajara, Morelia, Toluca/Mexico City, and Zacatecas-all in Mexico. Now over 160 cross-border flight itineraries are for sale at southwest.com.
The connecting service provides Southwest and Volaris Customers a seamless transaction and travel experience. The airline’s international connection conducts two separate transactions, one with Southwest’s reservations system and one with Volaris’ reservations system. The unique technology will connect the two transactions and provide Customers with one low fare. Customers traveling on an international connection will be required to check in with each carrier, but luggage will be transferred by the airlines and delivered to the final destination, with only one touch point.
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- Customers traveling on an international connection will be required to check in with each carrier, but luggage will be transferred by the airlines and delivered to the final destination, with only one touch point.
- Last November, Southwest Airlines launched a new product that allows Customers to book international flights by connecting with Volaris, Mexico’s second-largest airline, to Volaris destinations of Guadalajara, Morelia, Toluca/Mexico City, and Zacatecas-all in Mexico.
- In addition, more than 20 Southwest cities, primarily across the Southwest and West, now connect to Volaris flights between Las Vegas-McCarran and Guadalajara, Mexico.
