Erica Ladd
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jun 12, 2018
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They offer these no-additional fare changes periodically. Your flight probably will not even be impacted by any schedule or aircraft changes; they just make the offer available to everyone with confirmed reservations for a specific date range. In previous posts on this topic, I advised those thinking about changing to not wait too long to take advantage of the offer. Typically, the offer is valid for about three days, from the time Southwest first activates it, no matter when you first notice it. I would keep checking, as sometimes the offer pops up again for the same period of time.I had a red banner to change my flights last week, and today I went to change my flights and the red banner was gone. Has anyone had any luck with still changing it for free after the red banner is gone? Flight is in September. I’m not sure if it was a flight number change or perhaps a Boeing Max update?
Yes, as long as the flight (any flight) is canceled prior to September 7, 2020, travel funds will be extended to September 7, 2022.Thank you. If I immediately rebook (not just change but cancel and repurchase) because the price decreases and then we choose to not go and cancel the flight before Sept. 7, would that travel voucher have the 2022 expiration date?
I am a little confused about SW's policies. I have travel funds that have been extended to the 9/22 expiration date. I want to use them to book a November 2020 flight. If things are not better by then, I will cancel that flight. If I make my cancellation decision in September, do I get travel credits that expire 9/22 (because I cancelled a flight before the end of September) or 6/21 (because I used travel funds to book a flight that I then decided to cancel)?
Same here waiting for my banner to reappear. Disneyworld opening on the 11th is forcing me to change my flights.I had a red banner to change my flights last week, and today I went to change my flights and the red banner was gone. Has anyone had any luck with still changing it for free after the red banner is gone? Flight is in September. I’m not sure if it was a flight number change or perhaps a Boeing Max update?
I’m going to be cancelling our flights for August soon. I just want to make sure I have this correct. My husband, myself, and sons are all booked on the same itinerary. When I plan on using these travel funds (hopefully next summer ), will
I have to book us all separately since the travel
funds are tied to each name? Also, we booked EBCI. Is that money lost or is there a way to redeem it?
Hello - hoping you can clarify for me.
I booked my August 10th flight to MCO on February 1st.
I booked my August 20th return flight to BUF on March 12th.
We are cancelling our trip (we are Canadians and not sure what crossing the border/returning will look like, so decided to cancel).
Can you tell me, do I qualify to get all my funds back to use for next August 2021? (August works best for our family). And do we also get EBCI refunded?
TIA L-)
There are fairly recent reports that Southwest will issue LUV vouchers for EBCI on cancelled bookings. I think you have to nicely place the request. Unlike travel funds, the vouchers can be used by anyone, not just by the person named on the reservation.Hello - hoping you can clarify for me.
I booked my August 10th flight to MCO on February 1st.
I booked my August 20th return flight to BUF on March 12th.
We are cancelling our trip (we are Canadians and not sure what crossing the border/returning will look like, so decided to cancel).
Can you tell me, do I qualify to get all my funds back to use for next August 2021? (August works best for our family). And do we also get EBCI refunded?
TIA L-)
Man...why not through December 2021?Southwest drink coupons have been extended. Per Southwest:
“Due to the temporary suspension of our inflight beverage service, any drink coupons set to expire throughout 2020 will now be accepted through December 31, 2020. Please keep your original coupon(s) to redeem onboard once inflight beverage service resumes. Cheers!”
Man, I love Southwest too. The couple of times I flew to Orlando this year I had to take Frontier because from Denver it's ridiculously expensive no matter who you fly, but this whole Coronavirus multiple cancelling experience has made me go back home to my fav and I don't think I'll ever budge again. We had Frontier booked for our original vacation and luckily they changed our flight time enough to give us a full refund and switch over to Southwest. Changing has been a dream since the switch.My red banner reappeared today, if you can wait for it to come back around, do so. Love Southwest.