Let’s cover the basics before the pitchforks come out. Plenty of time for those in a few minutes. But first, a few clarifying statements: At a high level, the miles and points you earn today will be worth less in the future. Airline and…
This morning, Southwest Airlines has announced that your miles no longer come with an expiration date. Unfortunately, though, if you’re in the market for their valuable companion pass, it’s going to cost you just a little bit more.
I had a chance to sit down recently with Jonathan Clarkson. Jonathan is the Managing Director of Marketing at Southwest Airlines and has overseen the Rapid Rewards program for years. He took a few minutes out of his day to share some insights on recent changes at Southwest and what’s coming in the future.
I sure hope you’re targeted for this super easy Southwest Airlines offer. 6,000 points for doing virtually no work!
Southwest Airlines is offering a status match to their A-list status. I don’t recall them doing a status match this broad in quite some time.
Southwest Airlines adjusts award pricing, will charge more for most awards. Business Select and Anytime fares will require fewer points while Wanna Get Away fares will require a few more. Here’s the breakdown….
Southwest Airlines is giving away Companion Passes to California residents if they sign up for a Rapid Rewards credit card and make a purchase.
Southwest Airlines has cheap flights to destinations like Orlando, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale and Puerto Rico for $49, 79 and $99 one-way. You only have 3 days to book!
It’s not very often we see loyalty programs increase the value of their currency. That’s why a recent change by Southwest stuck out to me. Is it a bug or a feature?
The generous path to the Southwest Companion Pass via hotel transfers is closing shortly. But, is there another way?