DALLAS, Nov. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ --
Southwest Airlines (NYSE: LUV) and its wholly owned subsidiary AirTran Airways announced today new destinations and nonstop routes as they extend their flight schedules for reservations from June 3, 2012, through Aug. 10, 2012 (some flights begin as early as May 24, 2012). Southwest announced new Houston nonstop service and AirTran will add nonstop service between Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood and San Juan, Puerto Rico, as well as new Denver nonstop routes.
In addition, AirTran announced plans to expand its international presence with four new nonstop routes to Mexico: San Antonio to Cancun and Mexico City beginning May 2012, and Orange County, Calif. to Cabo San Lucas and Mexico City beginning June 2012. This service is subject to government approval and is not yet for sale. Specific frequencies and fares for these international routes will be announced once the appropriate approvals are received. AirTran does not currently serve Orange County, so the future introduction of AirTran service to these markets is a direct benefit of Southwest's acquisition of AirTran.
http://www.southwest.com/html/cs/inv...stor_relations/if_news_events.html
AirTran new service beginning May 24, 2012 (open for sale today):
Two daily roundtrip flights between Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood and San Juan
AirTran new service beginning June 3, 2012 (open for sale today):
One daily roundtrip flight between Denver and Akron-Canton
One daily roundtrip flight between Denver and Dayton
Two daily roundtrip flights between Denver and New York LaGuardia
Two daily roundtrip flights between Baltimore/Washington and Los Angeles
One daily roundtrip flight between Baltimore/Washington and New Orleans
Two daily roundtrip flights between Baltimore/Washington and Seattle
One daily roundtrip flight between Baltimore/Washington and San Francisco
Southwest new service beginning June 3, 2012 (open for sale today):
One daily roundtrip flight between Houston Hobby and Raleigh-Durham
One daily roundtrip flight between Houston Hobby and Kansas City
One daily roundtrip flight between Houston Hobby and Seattle
One daily roundtrip flight between Chicago Midway and Oklahoma City
Very Excited to see this! I guess this confirms CAK/DAY is staying around for the long run!
Dropped Routes-
ISP-MDW
ABQ-SLC
Sadly ISP is getting gutted further and further, you also lose a daily to PBI as well.
Alex
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