How to Redeem a Southwest Promo Code

Here’s the quick guide to apply a Southwest promo code when booking your next flight:

  1. Visit Southwest online or open the Southwest mobile app.

  2. Select “Book a Flight”. 

  3. On the booking page, enter your travel details and type your code into the “Promo code” box.

  4. Click “Search flights”.

Keep in mind that promo codes are subject to the terms and conditions, including any expiration dates, listed thereon.

Why Choose Southwest?

Founded in 1967, Southwest Airlines has grown into one of the largest airlines in the U.S., known for its customer-first approach, low fares, and flexible travel policies.

Southwest’s purpose is to connect People to what’s important in their lives through friendly, reliable, and low-cost air travel. Rooted in building trust and loyalty, Southwest dedicates to doing the right thing - for People, Planet and Performance. 

Beyond just flights, Southwest tries to make every part of your journey enjoyable. Whether you're planning your next getaway, exploring new destinations via Southwest’s route map, or looking for a travel partner that values People above all, Southwest Airlines is ready to welcome you aboard.

Changes and Cancellations

To change or cancel your flight: 

Most flights can be changed/cancelled through the Southwest website or app without needing to call. Just go to Manage Reservations, find your booking, and select Change/Cancel. 

You can make changes or cancellations at least 10 minutes before your scheduled departure to avoid the no-show policy.

Rapid Rewards 

Rapid Rewards is Southwest Airlines’ no-cost loyalty program, designed for individual travelers to earn points on eligible flights and partner purchases.

You can earn points by flying on qualifying Southwest flights paid with dollars, Southwest LUV Vouchers, gift cards, or flight credits. Members can also buy, gift, transfer, or donate points.

Points can be used for any available Southwest seat, with no blackout dates. The number of points needed varies by route, travel date, demand, and fare type.