ftnoob

Retroactive credit window halving; act before March 1Lucrative RR Visa offer(s) endingUpdate: The direct link to the application page for the two free flights offer is:The direct link to the Denver Special Offer application no longer mentions the $500 of gift cards, so it is not included here.

nsx

Southwest will open the bookings this morning through November 4, 2011. Since Ding does a decent job of notification shortly after the fact, our new moderator ftnoob suggested that we use this newsflash to give people a reminder shortly before the schedule opens. We would appreciate feedback on whether you, the readers, regard this as an improvement.

In other news, the roll-out of the new Rapid Rewards has not been rapid or smooth. The following southwest.com website implementation issues may still cause you trouble:

Firefox compatibility. If you are using a version other than 3.6.15, you should read this post: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...l#post16013677

Rolling qualification for A-list and CP appears to be different from prior practice and deficient in three ways: (a) you only receive rolling qualification information in RR email, probably monthly; (b) you can no longer get a detailed list of your earning activity for the past year to do the computation yourself; and (c) rolling qualification is not being computed daily, and it is reportedly planned to occur only at the end of each month. If you qualify mid-month to mid-month but not month-end to month-end, of if you are in a hurry to enjoy your benefits, you will need to make a phone call to RR 214-932-0333. See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...mail-only.html

Rolling qualification for A-List Preferred was never promised and may not occur at all. If it does, it will likely be on the same schedule evaluating as the other types of rolling qualification. See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...12-months.html

Companion Pass expiration dates are sometimes shown differently on the two spots on the website. Post cards delivered to notify members of recent qualification still show now-incorrect mid-year expiration dates. See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...-rr-2-0-a.html

There are reports that standard awards are sometimes not being redeposited when award travel is canceled. This behavior is not consistent and may be rare. See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...cellation.html

There are reports that blackout dates are being enforced when booking standard awards. This behavior appears to be consistent and is definitely an error. However the change reservation pages appear not to have this limitation, so you may be able to book your standard award on an available date then change it to a "blackout" date. See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...cellation.html

Oops error messages at the last step when booking standard awards may be fixed now: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...one-hitch.html

Boarding Pass ranking for A-List and A-List Preferred was erroneous last week. It may or may not be working as intended now, but it appears to be working differently than before. See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...ed-roster.html

If you want to book a custom connection on a standard award, see the useful trick in this thread: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...l#post15967373

As of today, ticketless travel funds remain transferable. At some point in the future they will become locked to the current passenger name, probably without any warning.

Perhaps as a consolation gift for all the website troubles, Southwest could bring back the pillows and blankets...

nsx

Finally we have an item of good news to report on Rapid Rewards.

As we notified you in this thread on February 9 and again on February 26, the ability to pay $50 to re-issue expired awards was curtailed on March 1. Starting March 1 only awards that expired within the past 12 months (reduced from 24 months) could be re-issued.

Because of numerous complaints, presumably about the stealth nature of this change, Southwest has decided to re-open the window for re-issuing standard awards to 24 months after they expire. Your older awards should now appear in the online list of awards available for re-issuance.

This does not change the fact that any award issued or re-issued on or after March 1, 2011 cannot be extended or re-issued. When those newer awards expire, that's the end of them. Only pre-March 2011 awards have special status.

In other news, Southwest's acquisition of AirTran is now scheduled to close on May 2. AirTran will continue to operate as a separate subsidiary for some time, perhaps past the end of 2011. Southwest will be free to make announcements about the frequent flier program transition after May 2, but the timing will be up to them.

On May 24, Southwest's computers are scheduled to crash for 24 hours in conjunction with an extension of the booking schedule through January 6, 2012. This extension is the big one, covering both Thanksgiving and Christmas. You have to wonder at the undiminished faith that Southwest has in the ability of its servers to handle sustained high web traffic.

nsx

"The big one" is upon us: WN flights for the busy Thanksgiving/Christmas/Chanukah, (Festivus?) holidays are scheduled to become bookable on 24-May-2011. Remember that the old "around 10:00 AM Central" policy no longer applies. Presumably as a strategy to avoid the expense of deploying adequate server resources, recent schedule openings are estimated to have occurred in the 6:00 AM (Herb Time/aka Central Time) hour. If you need to book at the earliest possible instant, you'll need to glue yourself to your computer and constantly refresh the flight search page. To avoid any nasty Master Session Timeout surprises, you should also plan to delete southwest.com cookies every 10 minutes or so. Note: it is best not to log in first! You may encounter booking problems and inconsistent behavior due to website overload.

In other news, the feared permanent locking of Ticketless Travel Funds to one passenger has come to pass. Implementation had been postponed indefinitely. That turned out to be until April 29, 2011.

In other software enhancements, Southwest made some website changes that killed our ability to use portable Ding URLs to access those sales. Within a few days our own ftnoob had the situation in hand with a new bookmarklet that works from your existing portable Ding URL.

ftnoob continues to work on other improvements to the Southwest website.

The moderators are conducting an experiment in the Southwest forum called the Official Food Fighting Thread. Its goal is to allow people who love to denigrate Southwest and its customers to have all the fun they want without devaluing the reading experience for others. The Food Fight thread is a bit of a free-fire zone, but, like a real-life food fight, it can be a lot of fun if get into the spirit of it. Ability to creatively exaggerate is a plus.

Posts in other threads that are content-free flame bait will be quickly moved into the Food Fight thread, proving a renewable source of new throwing material.

curbcrusher

Southwest launched a $40/$80/$120 Anniversary Sale this morning, as shared by our friend diablonhn. Like previous years' late summer/fall "wow" sales, fares depend on distance. This sale ends 11:59 PDT June 23, 2011, so act fast!

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...sary-sale.html

ftnoob

The schedule opening that lightly grazes the start of the busy Spring Break travel period is upon us, moved up from the previously projected Tuesday, 26-March to Monday, 25-March. Presumably the recent trend of pre-dawn schedule openings will continue, so if you are hot under the collar to burn off some RR 1.x SAs in this time frame, limber up your keyboarding and mousing muscles and head on over to southwest.com ASAP Monday morning.

Elsewhere:

*** BREAKING NEWS ****** END BREAKING NEWS ***

In case you missed any of these threads or tidbits, other recent news of note on the old 501 includes:

ftnoob

SWA is still indicating their schedule will be extended on Monday, September 5, the Labor Day holiday. The new last bookable date is supposed to be April 9, 2012.

If recent history holds you will have to be a real early bird on the holiday if you want the worm. On the other hand, perhaps the holiday opening will serve as an alternative way to spread the load such that the pre-dawn opening won't be necessary. A remote third possibility is that SWA expects this opening to create so much demand that both the holiday and early hour will be needed to avoid a system meltdown.

curbcrusher

The schedule opened this morning through June 1, 2012.

Recent threads of interest:

Earn 1000 points for watching a two-minute video about Rapid Rewards:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...c-holders.html

Create custom connection itineraries with the new website:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...ransition.html

Live chat with the Director of Rapid Rewards on October 20:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...-rr-2-0-a.html

Earn 1000 bonus points for every Starwood Preferred Guest stay:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...us-points.html

nsx

Southwest loaded its new flight schedule, through August 10, 2012, at about 3 PM Central Time on Sunday November 13. This was a day earlier than originally announced, an advance that was noted by FT member Denise W on November 7 but which I forgot about. On Sunday I was preoccupied attempting to evade a massive devaluation of British Airways Executive Club miles when the new redemption scheme takes effect Wednesday.

The next schedule extension is projected to occur on January 16, 2012, for travel through September 28, 2012. Since January 16 is a Monday again, look for an extension occurring mid-day on Sunday the 15th or early in the morning (about 6:30 AM Central Time) on Monday.

In other news:

1. The option to apply for an AirTran credit card and earn a sign-up bonus that might later transfer to Rapid Rewards disappeared a few days ago, just a month before I planned to do that.
See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/airtr...visa-gone.html

2. Check your Rapid Rewards account to see if you can sign up for a double points promotion first posted by FT member FindAWay. It gives you double points for Chicago to/from California from 11/09/2011 to 03/31/2012.
See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...31-2012-a.html

3. Southwest's web site now displays actual departure and arrival times for past flights on the flight status page. We've been asking for this for years!

4. FT member mritty has noticed that the explicit allowance of hidden city ticketing has been dropped from Southwest's Customer Service Commitment. This occured during the last 12 months according to research by ftnoob. We don't know why the language was changed, because there appears to be no policy change.
See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...y-allowed.html

5. FT member Peter Silberman noted a change in the Contract of Carriage that allows Southwest to cancel the rest of your itinerary if you no-show a flight. If you needed it, here is another reason to book your trips as one-way reservations.
See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...ge-change.html

6. FT member 707Flyer writes that Southwest is considering adding 4 seats to the standard 137-seat configuration. One row will be added forward of 11ABC and one seat will be added at 11F. The new seats will be thinner, so that current legroom will be preserved even with the extra row. The exit row legroom for 11ABC and 12F will of course decrease dramatically.
See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...300-700-a.html

7. Last but not least, FT member iahphx tells us how to get $25 off a round trip on Southwest for travel through January 30, 2012. You need 7 day advance purchase and blackouts are Nov 22-29 and Dec 15-Jan 2. Travel can be anywhere on the system. It's not restricted to trips to and from Florida. Also, you should allow several days, up to a week, to receive the discount code by email.
See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...available.html

nsx

Southwest opened bookings this morning through September 28, 2012. Ding has not yet announced the opening. The travel tools page does not yet show a date for the next extension.

In other news:

1. Southwest has announced plans to re-fit its newer aircraft, the 737-700's, with an additional row of seats. Seat pitch will be reduced to 31 inches, the exit row gap will be reduced 8 inches or so, recline will be reduced 1 inch, and the seat cushion thickness will be reduced. Southwest claims that this will result in increased rather than decreased knee room. The 4% increase in seats per flight may reduce upward pressure on fares and increase pressure on overhead storage bins.

2.Hilton HHonors became the latest partner to walk away from Southwest in the wake of the new Rapid Rewards program. Points transfers from HHonors were never very attractive. The award option to redeem 350k points for a companion pass and 6 free trips was a great deal, but that opportunity ended years ago. Point transfers from HHonors ended December 31, 2011. All requested transfers were posted with 2011 effective dates. If you preferred a 2012 date for Companion Pass qualification, apparently a phone call is sufficient to move the points into 2012. As to why so many partners have left Southwest this year, I can only surmise that Southwest wanted to charge them too much for RR points.

3. Chase Ultimate Rewards points (from their Sapphire, Ink and Bold cards) can now be transferred to Rapid Rewards. That's the good news. The bad news is that these points will not count toward your Companion Pass qualification. FTer djschex tried it and verified this on January 5, 2012, the very first day.

4. Scam operators are attempting to impersonate Southwest Rapid Rewards by taking advantage of telephone misdialing and by using snail mail.

5. FT member FindAWay recevied a mysterious promotion for double tier qualifying points that has blank terms and conditions. Your mileage may vary.

6. If the crossword puzzle in your in-flight magazine is already completed, you can amuse yourself by counting the peanuts in each bag and reporting your findings on FT. I know, it's just plane nuts (apologies to Herb Kelleher).

7. The 50,000 point signup bonus for Southwest Visa cards is back. These points count toward Companion Pass qualification, as they always have.

nsx

From the Travel Tools page:

In other news, Southwest is gradually changing over to a new flight selection page. It appears that some servers are running the new software and other servers are running the old software. For now there's no telling which version you'll get. Join the discussion at
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...gn-layout.html

Don't forget that the May 21 schedule extension is the big one, covering Thanksgiving and Christmas. If you are one of the few who have have standard awards to use, this will likely be your only opportunity to book them on or near peak dates. No guarantees, but you will want to take your best shot at it. By May 21 we may have techniques available which will allow you to check award seat availability before you activate your dormant standard awards.

nsx

AirTran A+ Rewards credits and Southwest Rapid Rewards credits became exchangeable on Thursday, April 19. See all the official details at the special transition website: http://www.rewardsfarther.com

After you login to My Southwest, there is now a transfer option under the My Rapid Rewards tab at https://www.southwest.com/account/ra...transfer-login

Credits and awards cannot be changed into points. This is consistent with Southwest's transition to Rapid Rewards 2.0, in which old credits were stranded unless you could rescue them by using points to reach a total of 16 credits.

However we now have the opportunity to create Standard Awards by transferring points to AirTran then back to Rapid Rewards. This is a very welcome and valuable feature for members needing short-notice award travel.

See the FlyerTalk discussion at http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...s-merging.html

ftnoob notes that you can use transfers to break a Freedom Award into two Standard Awards.

Conversions cannot help you earn a Companion Pass since they don't count as earned points.

If you intend to use transfers to create standard awards, I suggest you act sooner rather than later. Although the new options are wonderful, Southwest might decide that they are being too generous.

In other news, Southwest has decided to reverse the conversion of some ATL flights, switching them back from Southwest to AirTran. See http://www.ajc.com/business/southwes...a-1406021.html

The Thanksgiving and Christmas schedule will open on June 4, delayed from the originally planned May 21, presumably due to AirTran integration challenges.

nsx

Last July 25 there was a Monday schedule extension at about 5:30AM Central Time, so I expect approximately the same timing on tomorrow morning's extension through January 4, 2013. That means getting up early if you want to score Standard Award seats during the holiday period.

Also, be aware that the schedule opening may not activate on all Southwest's servers at the same time. Reloading the web page may put you on a different server, opening or perhaps even closing the schedule extension. You know the drill for dealing with southwest.com: Patience, patience, patience.

In other news:

1. Our prolific ftnoob has split his Website Tips thread into one for tips:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...ival-odds.html
and another for comments and feedback:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...lp-thread.html

2. The ultra-generous 50,000 point signup bonus for RR Visa cards has expired:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...l#post18631567
There are reports that targeted 50,000 point offers continue, so be sure to check your email and Spam folders.

3. Be alert for an anniversary sale 2 to 3 weeks from now. These sales typically last 3 days, from Tuesday through Thursday. They tend to be the best prices of the year, good for travel through a wide range of fall dates. Some people use these sales to look for price match deals from other airlines and even to build mileage runs based on those price matches.

4. This seems as good a place as any to remind readers that travel funds are now locked to one passenger name, but points are not locked. You can always cancel a points reservation and the points will go back into your account for use by any traveler. Point reservations are the antidote for locking of ticketless funds. If you aren't certain whether an infrequent traveler will take a trip, such as one of these anniversary sale fares, book it with points!

5. Summer fares on Southwest are bound to be higher than ever, so re-check your fares frequently. Sometimes the fare will drop to a more reasonable level even within the last 2 weeks before flight. When this happens, use the Change Reservation link
http://www.southwest.com/travel_cent...Itinerary.html
under Travel Tools to "change" to the same flight. You will get a travel credit or, for a points reservation, the surplus points will be immediately credited to your RR account.

6. The transfer option between AirTran and Southwest remains in place. If you have not done so, please learn about using this option to create new Standard Awards if you need them, e.g., for last-minute travel.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...s-merging.html

nsx

This is it: the lowest fares of the year. Don't delay. If you think yuo might fly it, book it. Use points to book tickets for infrequent travelers so you will have unrestricted re-use.

Fine Print:
Fares available only on southwest.com or swabiz.com.
14-day advance purchase required.
Purchase from June 12 through June 14, 2012, 11:59 pm Pacific Time.
Travel August 13 through November 14, 2012.
Blackout Dates Apply: August 18, August 30, September 3, and September 4, 2012.
Travel valid every day except Fridays & Sundays.
Advertised fares valid on nonstop service only. Mileage is determined by air mileage between your origin and destination.
Advertised fares on connecting flights will be slightly higher due to government taxes and fees.
The fares you see now include all government taxes and fees.
Seats are limited. Fares may vary by destinations, flight, and day of week and won't be available on some flights that operate during very busy travel times and holiday periods.
Fares are available for one-way travel.
Fares may be combined with other Southwest Airlines combinable fares. If combining with other fares, the most restrictive fare's rules apply.
Fares are nonrefundable but may be applied toward future travel on Southwest Airlines.
Fares are not available through Group Desk.
Any change in itinerary may result in an increase in fare. Standby travel requires an upgrade to the Anytime fare.
Fares are subject to change until ticketed.
Offer applies to published, scheduled service only.

Fares for This Offer:
From Akron
To Chicago starting at $49 one-way
To Denver starting at $99 one-way
From Albany
To Baltimore starting at $49 one-way
To Chicago starting at $99 one-way
To Ft. Lauderdale starting at $99 one-way
To Las Vegas starting at $139 one-way
To Orlando starting at $99 one-way
From Albuquerque
To Baltimore starting at $139 one-way
To Chicago starting at $99 one-way
To Dallas starting at $99 one-way
To El Paso starting at $49 one-way
To Houston starting at $99 one-way
To Kansas City starting at $99 one-way
To Las Vegas starting at $49 one-way
To Los Angeles starting at $99 one-way
To Oakland starting at $99 one-way
To Phoenix starting at $49 one-way
To Portland starting at $99 one-way
To San Diego starting at $99 one-way
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To St. Louis starting at $99 one-way
To Tucson starting at $49 one-way
From Amarillo
To Dallas starting at $49 one-way
To Denver starting at $49 one-way
To Las Vegas starting at $99 one-way
From Atlanta
To Austin starting at $99 one-way
To Baltimore starting at $99 one-way
To Chicago starting at $99 one-way
To Denver starting at $99 one-way
To Houston starting at $99 one-way
To Las Vegas starting at $139 one-way
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To Orlando starting at $49 one-way
To Phoenix starting at $139 one-way
To San Francisco starting at $139 one-way
From Austin
To Atlanta starting at $99 one-way
To Baltimore starting at $139 one-way
To Chicago starting at $99 one-way
To Dallas starting at $49 one-way
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To El Paso starting at $99 one-way
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To Lubbock starting at $49 one-way
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To San Diego starting at $99 one-way
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From Baltimore
To Albany starting at $49 one-way
To Albuquerque starting at $139 one-way
To Atlanta starting at $99 one-way
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To Denver starting at $139 one-way
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To Indianapolis starting at $99 one-way
To Jackson starting at $99 one-way
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To Las Vegas starting at $139 one-way
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From Birmingham
To Baltimore starting at $99 one-way
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To Dallas starting at $99 one-way
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To Jacksonville starting at $49 one-way
To Las Vegas starting at $139 one-way
To Nashville starting at $49 one-way
To New Orleans starting at $49 one-way
To Orlando starting at $49 one-way
To Phoenix starting at $139 one-way
To St. Louis starting at $49 one-way
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From Boise
To Denver starting at $99 one-way
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To Oakland starting at $99 one-way
To Phoenix starting at $99 one-way
To Portland starting at $49 one-way
To Spokane starting at $49 one-way
From Boston
To Baltimore starting at $49 one-way
To Chicago starting at $99 one-way
To Denver starting at $139 one-way
To Ft. Myers starting at $99 one-way
To Nashville starting at $99 one-way
To St. Louis starting at $99 one-way
From Buffalo
To Baltimore starting at $49 one-way
To Chicago starting at $49 one-way
To Ft. Lauderdale starting at $99 one-way
To Phoenix starting at $139 one-way
From Burbank
To Denver starting at $99 one-way
To Las Vegas starting at $49 one-way
To Oakland starting at $49 one-way
To Phoenix starting at $49 one-way
To Sacramento starting at $49 one-way
To San Jose starting at $49 one-way
From Charleston
To Baltimore starting at $49 one-way
To Chicago starting at $99 one-way
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From Chicago
To Akron starting at $49 one-way
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To Baltimore starting at $99 one-way
To Birmingham starting at $99 one-way
To Boston starting at $99 one-way
To Buffalo starting at $49 one-way
To Charleston starting at $99 one-way
To Cleveland starting at $49 one-way
To Columbus starting at $49 one-way
To Denver starting at $99 one-way
To Detroit starting at $49 one-way
To Ft. Lauderdale starting at $99 one-way
To Greenville/Spartanburg starting at $99 one-way
To Hartford starting at $99 one-way
To Houston starting at $99 one-way
To Indianapolis starting at $49 one-way
To Jackson starting at $99 one-way
To Kansas City starting at $49 one-way
To Las Vegas starting at $139 one-way
To Little Rock starting at $99 one-way
To Los Angeles starting at $139 one-way
To Louisville starting at $49 one-way
To Minneapolis/St. Paul starting at $49 one-way
To Nashville starting at $49 one-way
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To New York starting at $99 one-way
To Newark starting at $99 one-way
To Norfolk starting at $99 one-way
To Oakland starting at $139 one-way
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To Omaha starting at $49 one-way
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To Orange County starting at $139 one-way
To Orlando starting at $99 one-way
To Philadelphia starting at $99 one-way
To Phoenix starting at $139 one-way
To Pittsburgh starting at $49 one-way
To Portland starting at $139 one-way
To Providence starting at $99 one-way
To Raleigh/Durham starting at $99 one-way
To Reno/Tahoe starting at $139 one-way
To Salt Lake City starting at $99 one-way
To San Antonio starting at $99 one-way
To San Diego starting at $139 one-way
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To Seattle/Tacoma starting at $139 one-way
To St. Louis starting at $49 one-way
To Tampa Bay starting at $99 one-way
To Tucson starting at $139 one-way
From Cleveland
To Baltimore starting at $49 one-way
To Chicago starting at $49 one-way
To Nashville starting at $49 one-way
From Columbus
To Baltimore starting at $49 one-way
To Chicago starting at $49 one-way
To Denver starting at $99 one-way
To Las Vegas starting at $139 one-way
To Nashville starting at $49 one-way
To Orlando starting at $99 one-way
To Phoenix starting at $139 one-way
To St. Louis starting at $49 one-way
To Tampa Bay starting at $99 one-way
From Corpus Christi
To Houston starting at $49 one-way
From Dallas
To Albuquerque starting at $99 one-way
To Amarillo starting at $49 one-way
To Austin starting at $49 one-way
To Birmingham starting at $99 one-way
To El Paso starting at $99 one-way
To Houston starting at $49 one-way
To Kansas City starting at $49 one-way
To Little Rock starting at $49 one-way
To Lubbock starting at $49 one-way
To Midland/Odessa starting at $49 one-way
To New Orleans starting at $49 one-way
To Oklahoma City starting at $49 one-way
To San Antonio starting at $49 one-way
To St. Louis starting at $99 one-way
To Tulsa starting at $49 one-way
From Dayton
To Denver starting at $99 one-way
From Denver
To Akron starting at $99 one-way
To Dayton starting at $99 one-way
To Amarillo starting at $49 one-way
To Atlanta starting at $99 one-way
To Austin starting at $99 one-way
To Baltimore starting at $139 one-way
To Boise starting at $99 one-way
To Boston starting at $139 one-way
To Burbank starting at $99 one-way
To Chicago starting at $99 one-way
To Columbus starting at $99 one-way
To Detroit starting at $99 one-way
To Ft. Lauderdale starting at $139 one-way
To Hartford starting at $139 one-way
To Houston starting at $99 one-way
To Indianapolis starting at $99 one-way
To Jacksonville starting at $139 one-way
To Kansas City starting at $99 one-way
To Las Vegas starting at $99 one-way
To Los Angeles starting at $99 one-way
To Manchester starting at $139 one-way
To Milwaukee starting at $99 one-way
To Minneapolis/St. Paul starting at $99 one-way
To Nashville starting at $99 one-way
To New Orleans starting at $99 one-way
To New York starting at $139 one-way
To Newark starting at $139 one-way
To Oakland starting at $99 one-way
To Oklahoma City starting at $49 one-way
To Ontario/LA starting at $99 one-way
To Orange County starting at $99 one-way
To Orlando starting at $139 one-way
To Philadelphia starting at $139 one-way
To Phoenix starting at $99 one-way
To Pittsburgh starting at $99 one-way
To Portland starting at $99 one-way
To Providence starting at $139 one-way
To Raleigh/Durham starting at $139 one-way
To Reno/Tahoe starting at $99 one-way
To Sacramento starting at $99 one-way
To San Antonio starting at $99 one-way
To San Diego starting at $99 one-way
To San Francisco starting at $99 one-way
To San Jose starting at $99 one-way
To Seattle/Tacoma starting at $99 one-way
To Spokane starting at $99 one-way
To St. Louis starting at $99 one-way
To Tampa Bay starting at $139 one-way
To Tucson starting at $99 one-way
To Tulsa starting at $99 one-way
From Des Moines
To Chicago starting at $49 one-way
From Detroit
To Baltimore starting at $49 one-way
To Chicago starting at $49 one-way
To Denver starting at $99 one-way
To Las Vegas starting at $139 one-way
To Nashville starting at $49 one-way
To Phoenix starting at $139 one-way
To St. Louis starting at $49 one-way
From El Paso
To Albuquerque starting at $49 one-way
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To Dallas starting at $99 one-way
To Houston starting at $99 one-way
To Las Vegas starting at $99 one-way
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To Phoenix starting at $49 one-way
To San Antonio starting at $49 one-way
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To Albany starting at $99 one-way
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To Buffalo starting at $99 one-way
To Chicago starting at $99 one-way
To Denver starting at $139 one-way
To Hartford starting at $99 one-way
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To Jacksonville starting at $49 one-way
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To Philadelphia starting at $99 one-way
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To Tampa Bay starting at $49 one-way
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To Boston starting at $99 one-way
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To Baltimore starting at $45 one-way
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To Austin starting at $49 one-way
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To Baltimore starting at $49 one-way
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To Albuquerque starting at $98 one-way
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To Baltimore starting at $99 one-way
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To Las Vegas starting at $139 one-way
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To Baltimore starting at $99 one-way
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To Dallas starting at $49 one-way
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To Albuquerque starting at $99 one-way
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To Las Vegas starting at $139 one-way
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From Lubbock
To Austin starting at $49 one-way
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To Dallas starting at $49 one-way
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From Milwaukee
To Baltimore starting at $98 one-way
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To Chicago starting at $49 one-way
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To Austin starting at $98 one-way
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To Baltimore starting at $49 one-way
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To Dallas starting at $49 one-way
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To Baltimore starting at $99 one-way
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To Chicago starting at $99 one-way
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To Phoenix starting at $99 one-way
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To Dallas starting at $49 one-way
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To Austin starting at $139 one-way
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To Long Island starting at $99 one-way
To Philadelphia starting at $99 one-way
To Tampa Bay starting at $49 one-way

nsx

The last schedule extension was on a Monday morning at about 6:00 AM Central Time. Today's extension through February 13, 2013 also occurred early this morning.

In other news:

1. I am arranging a phone meeting with Southwest about website issues. Post all your burning questions and suggestions in the Website issues thread, which always seems to stay on the front page of the forum: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...gs-issues.html

2. Granting of AirTran elite status has now moved down to Southwest A-list members, as described at http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...te-status.html

3. There is a great bonus offer for Denver-based Rapid Rewards members described at http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...st-member.html and other one for Frontier elite members at http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...t-members.html

4. Wisconsin-based members of Frontier's program can get their Frontier points matched in Rapid Rewards: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...nsin-only.html

5. Austin to Washington National (AUS-DCA) service began yesterday: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...a-service.html

6. AirTran destinations Key West, FL and Branson, MO are transitioning to Southwest: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...-4-2012-a.html and http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...-missouri.html

7. Southwest's new compressed seating continues to draw mostly negative customer reviews on FlyerTalk: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/south...knee-room.html