Jan 29, 2014, 2:36 pm
Last edit by: texashoser
Beginning July 1, 2014, Southwest Airlines will operate daily, nonstop flights between:
For international bookings, only ATL, BOS, BWI, MCO, or PIT can serve as the origination/destination airport. Separate bookings are necessary if positioning flights are required.
UPDATE: Starting August 5, 2014, more cities via staggered schedule will be added as allowed origination/destination airports. The schedule is as follows:
Aug. 5 BDL, DCA, DTW, HOU, LGA, RDU, SDF
Aug. 10 SNA, MKE
Aug. 19 BNA, ORF, PHL, SFO, SJC, SMF, STL
Aug. 26 ALB, BUF, DAY, IND, MCI, MSP, OAK, ROC
Sept. 16 CMH, GRR, ISP, LAX, MHT, PVD, PWM
Sept. 30 DSM, LAS, OKC, PDX, SEA
Oct. 5 ABQ, CAK, CLE, DAL, OMA, SLC
Oct. 28 BOI, FNT, GEG, RNO
Nov. 2 AUS, MDW, SAT
Nov. 11 AMA, CLT, GSP, MSY, ONT
Nov. 18 BHM, CHS, FLL, JAX, LIT, PBI, PHX, RSW, SAN, SJU, TPA, TUS
Dec. 16 CRP, ECP, HRL, ICT, MAF, MEM, PNS, RIC
- Atlanta and Aruba, and Montego Bay
- Baltimore/Washington and Aruba, Nassau, and (twice daily) Montego Bay
- Orlando and (Saturday only) Aruba, and Montego Bay
For international bookings, only ATL, BOS, BWI, MCO, or PIT can serve as the origination/destination airport. Separate bookings are necessary if positioning flights are required.
UPDATE: Starting August 5, 2014, more cities via staggered schedule will be added as allowed origination/destination airports. The schedule is as follows:
Aug. 5 BDL, DCA, DTW, HOU, LGA, RDU, SDF
Aug. 10 SNA, MKE
Aug. 19 BNA, ORF, PHL, SFO, SJC, SMF, STL
Aug. 26 ALB, BUF, DAY, IND, MCI, MSP, OAK, ROC
Sept. 16 CMH, GRR, ISP, LAX, MHT, PVD, PWM
Sept. 30 DSM, LAS, OKC, PDX, SEA
Oct. 5 ABQ, CAK, CLE, DAL, OMA, SLC
Oct. 28 BOI, FNT, GEG, RNO
Nov. 2 AUS, MDW, SAT
Nov. 11 AMA, CLT, GSP, MSY, ONT
Nov. 18 BHM, CHS, FLL, JAX, LIT, PBI, PHX, RSW, SAN, SJU, TPA, TUS
Dec. 16 CRP, ECP, HRL, ICT, MAF, MEM, PNS, RIC
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Jul 30, 2014, 12:13 pm
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Jun 20, 2015, 7:19 pm
#212
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Does anyone know what MCO terminal / gate the Southwest nonstop to MJB generally departs from? I'm trying to strategize. We are flying out 7/5.
Jun 20, 2015, 8:21 pm
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Flight# 272 in recent days
Although it appears they seem to have favored gate 120 for this flight's departures recently, remember that they can and often do jostle gate assignments around, sometimes at the last minute.
Jun 21, 2015, 2:37 pm
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Southwest operates from Terminal A/Airside 2 in Rodentville.
Flight# 272 in recent days
Although it appears they seem to have favored gate 120 for this flight's departures recently, remember that they can and often do jostle gate assignments around, sometimes at the last minute.
Flight# 272 in recent days
Although it appears they seem to have favored gate 120 for this flight's departures recently, remember that they can and often do jostle gate assignments around, sometimes at the last minute.
Also, quick question re returning with duty free liquor from Jamaica. I believe it is 1 bottle per person. We are a family of 5 with 3 underage kids. Would we be entitled to 3 bottles or 5?
Jun 21, 2015, 2:46 pm
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Thanks. In looking at an MCO map, it appears there is no duty free in that section. Saying only departures from A20-29 are eligible for duty free. I was thinking about buying some gin for our outbound direct to Jamaica. TripAdvisor forum suggests top shelf stuff will be cheaper on duty free and carryon. Anyone know if Southwest international out of MCO has access to duty free shop?
Also, quick question re returning with duty free liquor from Jamaica. I believe it is 1 bottle per person. We are a family of 5 with 3 underage kids. Would we be entitled to 3 bottles or 5?
Also, quick question re returning with duty free liquor from Jamaica. I believe it is 1 bottle per person. We are a family of 5 with 3 underage kids. Would we be entitled to 3 bottles or 5?
I've not been seeing a lot of different in price between duty free and buying it at Walmart, but YMMV. I recommend visiting your favorite store before you go and snapping a photo.
Jun 21, 2015, 2:57 pm
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You will only be allowed one liter per adult (21+) duty free. Any more, you may be required to pay the duty. If you have just one bottle more, they are likely to waive it, but you never know.
I've not been seeing a lot of different in price between duty free and buying it at Walmart, but YMMV. I recommend visiting your favorite store before you go and snapping a photo.
I've not been seeing a lot of different in price between duty free and buying it at Walmart, but YMMV. I recommend visiting your favorite store before you go and snapping a photo.
Aug 5, 2015, 9:19 am
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I don't know if this was mentioned before, but I have have two non-US passports on my reservation. When I tried to put them into the system, it looks it only accepts passports issued by the US. I can just do it at the airport, but does this info need to be put in before I can check-in?
Aug 5, 2015, 10:20 am
#218
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I don't know if this was mentioned before, but I have have two non-US passports on my reservation. When I tried to put them into the system, it looks it only accepts passports issued by the US. I can just do it at the airport, but does this info need to be put in before I can check-in?