Southwest rules on co-terminals and cancellations
Jul 5, 2017, 11:39 am
#1
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Join Date: Jul 2017
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Southwest rules on co-terminals and cancellations
Hello everyone, I'm a longtime lurker! Finally decided to join.
I'm planning on booking the last flight out of DEN to LGB which departs at 4:30pm, Sunday. It is the last (and only nonstop) flight out to LGB, and I *need* to be back in LA on Monday. Let's say, for some reason, the flight gets canceled, will they transfer me to a flight later that night at no extra cost from DEN to LAX/ONT? There are a few flights that leave DEN for LAX/ONT that Sunday evening.
Considering LGB, LAX and ONT are co-terminals, there shouldn't be any problems right?
I'm planning on booking the last flight out of DEN to LGB which departs at 4:30pm, Sunday. It is the last (and only nonstop) flight out to LGB, and I *need* to be back in LA on Monday. Let's say, for some reason, the flight gets canceled, will they transfer me to a flight later that night at no extra cost from DEN to LAX/ONT? There are a few flights that leave DEN for LAX/ONT that Sunday evening.
Considering LGB, LAX and ONT are co-terminals, there shouldn't be any problems right?
Jul 5, 2017, 12:38 pm
#4
Join Date: May 2016
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Shouldn't be a problem as long as seats are available. For me it was the opposite - I had a SFO-LAS flight cancelled once and asked and was able to get switched to an OAK-LAS flight at no extra cost, since SFO & OAK are co-terminals too. Seconded on asking politely!
Shouldn't be a problem as long as seats are available. For me it was the opposite - I had a SFO-LAS flight cancelled once and asked and was able to get switched to an OAK-LAS flight at no extra cost, since SFO & OAK are co-terminals too. Seconded on asking politely!