Southwest Airways brings again 66 seasonal routes in summer time schedule rollout

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Southwest Airways made headlines final week when it announced 30 new routes, including new service at cities throughout its map.

The additions — which got here as Southwest extended its booking schedule through Aug. 4, 2024 — might have been the headliners, however they are not the one ones that Southwest clients will see come on-line subsequent summer time.

Southwest additionally detailed one other 66 seasonal routes returning to its schedule this summer time, many taking the place of winter-oriented seasonal routes that can pause because the summer time routes start.

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That newest batch of Southwest’s seasonal summer time routes to return in 2024 consists of the whole lot from quick regional hops to cross-country flights. A couple of of the approaching seasonal routes might be every day service, however the overwhelming majority will function solely on the weekends. Some are returning to the schedule as anticipated after a brief hiatus, whereas others are coming again after an extended pause.

However irrespective of the small print, the returning flights are being welcomed on the airports receiving them.

“That is fantastic information,” Iftikhar Ahmad, CEO of the Rhode Island Airport Company, mentioned in a statement lauding Southwest’s seasonal service from Windfall to each Dallas and Denver.

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With the Denver service, Windfall joins two different locations within the Northeast — Albany, New York, and Hartford, Connecticut — in touchdown service to the Rocky Mountain hub. As one of many busiest airports in Southwest’s community, quite a few connections can be found from Denver to cities within the West.

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Milwaukee will see seasonal service return to San Diego. When it begins in June, the 1,739-mile Saturday-only service will give Milwaukee its longest often scheduled flight.

“We all know that there’s sturdy demand to southern California, and these new flights will make it straightforward to benefit from the west coast nonstop from MKE,” airport director Brian Dranzik mentioned in a statement. “Milwaukee vacationers using these flights will assist be certain that this service will proceed to be provided.”

And in Norfolk, Virginia, Southwest’s seasonal service to St. Louis might result in elevated service between the cities.

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“Southwest Airways carries the vast majority of passengers between the 2 cities so nonstop service is a pure match,” Charlie Braden, the top of market growth at Norfolk Worldwide Airport (ORF), mentioned in an announcement to TPG. “We count on the shopper base to develop.”

Scroll down for the complete record of what Southwest included in its record of returning “seasonal nonstop markets” for this summer time, or try our earlier story on the 30 new routes being added to Southwest’s schedule.

Southwest’s seasonal routes resuming in summer time 2024

Albuquerque Worldwide Sunport (ABQ)

Orlando: Begins June 6. 5 occasions per week (besides Tuesday and Wednesday).
San Antonio: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Austin-Bergstrom Worldwide Airport (AUS)

Cozumel, Mexico: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Boston: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Pensacola, Florida: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Baltimore/Washington Worldwide Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI)

Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Providenciales, Turks and Caicos: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Seattle: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Boise Airport (BOI)

Dallas: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Boston Logan Worldwide Airport (BOS)

Austin: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Dallas: Saturday and Sunday service.

Bozeman Yellowstone Worldwide Airport (BZN) in Montana

Dallas: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Chicago (Halfway Worldwide Airport): Begins June 4. Each day service.

Buffalo Niagara Worldwide Airport (BUF)

Nashville: Begins June 4. Each day service.

Cancun Worldwide Airport (CUN)

Pittsburgh: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Worldwide Airport (CVG)

Phoenix: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Charleston Worldwide Airport (CHS) in South Carolina

St. Louis: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Chicago’s Halfway Worldwide Airport (MDW)

Bozeman, Montana: Begins June 4. Each day service.
Portland, Maine: Begins June 4. Each day service.
Reno: Begins June 4. Each day service.

Cleveland Hopkins Worldwide Airport (CLE)

Las Vegas: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Tampa: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

John Glenn Columbus Worldwide Airport (CMH) in Ohio

Myrtle Seashore, South Carolina: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Corpus Christi Worldwide Airport (CRP) in Texas

Dallas: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Cozumel Worldwide Airport (CZM)

Austin: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Dallas Love Subject (DAL)

Boise: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Boston: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Bozeman, Montana: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Corpus Christi, Texas: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Montrose, Colorado: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Myrtle Seashore, South Carolina: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Philadelphia: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
San Francisco: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Seattle: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Denver Worldwide Airport (DEN)

Myrtle Seashore, South Carolina: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Windfall, Rhode Island: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW)

Las Vegas: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

El Paso Worldwide Airport (ELP) in Texas

Orlando: Begins June 6. 5 occasions per week (besides Tuesday and Wednesday).

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Worldwide Airport (FLL)

Phoenix: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Grand Cayman’s Owen Roberts Worldwide Airport (GCM) within the Cayman Islands

Baltimore: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Houston’s William P. Interest Airport (HOU)

Punta Cana, Dominican Republic: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Indianapolis Worldwide Airport (IND)

Panama Metropolis, Florida: Begins June 4. Each day service.
San Diego: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers Worldwide Airport (JAN) in Mississippi

Orlando: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Kansas Metropolis Worldwide Airport (MCI) in Missouri

Montego Bay, Jamaica: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Myrtle Seashore, South Carolina: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Portland, Oregon: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Seattle: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Kona Worldwide Airport (KOA) in Hawaii

Los Angeles: Begins June 6. 5 occasions per week (besides Tuesday and Wednesday).

Las Vegas’ Harry Reid Worldwide Airport (LAS)

Cleveland: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Detroit: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Raleigh, North Carolina: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Lihue Airport (LIH) in Kauai, Hawaii

Los Angeles: Begins June 6. 5 occasions per week (besides Tuesday and Wednesday).

Lengthy Seashore Airport (LGB) in California

Maui, Hawaii: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Orlando: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Los Angeles Worldwide Airport (LAX)

Kona, Hawaii: Begins June 6. 5 occasions per week (besides Tuesday and Wednesday).
Lihue/Kauai, Hawaii: Begins June 6. 5 occasions per week (besides Tuesday and Wednesday).

Maui’s Kahului Airport (OGG) in Hawaii

Lengthy Seashore, California: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Milwaukee Mitchell Worldwide Airport (MKE)

San Diego: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Montego Bay’s Sangster Worldwide Airport (MBJ) in Jamaica

Kansas Metropolis, Missouri: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
St. Louis: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Montrose Regional Airport (MTJ) close to Telluride, Colorado

Dallas: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Myrtle Seashore Worldwide Airport (MYR) in South Carolina

Columbus, Ohio: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Dallas: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Denver: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Kansas Metropolis, Missouri: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Pittsburgh: 5 occasions per week (besides Tuesday and Wednesday).
St. Louis: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Nashville Worldwide Airport (BNA)

Buffalo: Begins June 4. Each day service.
Portland, Maine: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.
Seattle: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Norfolk Worldwide Airport (ORF) in Virginia

St. Louis: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Northwest Florida Seashores Worldwide Airport (ECP)

Indianapolis: Begins June 4. Each day service.

Omaha’s Eppley Airfield (OMA)

Tampa: Begins June 8. Saturday service.

Orlando Worldwide Airport (MCO)

Albuquerque: 5 occasions per week (besides Tuesday and Wednesday).
El Paso, Texas: Begins June 6. 5 occasions per week (besides Tuesday and Wednesday).
Jackson, Mississippi: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Lengthy Seashore, California: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Sacramento: Begins June 8. Saturday service.
Salt Lake Metropolis: Begins June 8. Saturday and Sunday service.

Pensacola Worldwide Airport (PNS) in Florida