Booking, changing, cancelling, or upgrading a Southwest Airlines flight — we manage the request on your behalf, then confirm with Southwest Airlines.
Most people find us mid-scramble — a flight got cancelled, a name’s misspelled, plans changed last minute. Here’s the full range of what our team actually does for Southwest Airlines travelers, not just the cancellation-day stuff.
Flying the Texas Triangle, connecting through Denver, or heading to Las Vegas — we'll help you book a Southwest itinerary without the guesswork.
Southwest charges no change fees on any fare — we'll confirm the fare difference and get your new itinerary sorted.
No cancellation fees on Southwest, but what you get back depends on your fare — we'll walk you through Basic, Choice, Choice Preferred, and Choice Extra before you cancel anything.
Redeeming points, checking A-List status, or understanding Companion Pass rules — we'll help you make sense of your account.
Caught an earlier flight through Denver, Chicago Midway, or Dallas Love Field? We'll check standby availability before you commit to waiting.
Not sure if you booked Basic Economy or Main Cabin? It changes everything about what you can and can't do later — we'll pull it up and tell you plainly.
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Southwest Airlines runs a point-to-point network rather than a traditional hub-and-spoke system, with its busiest operations out of Denver (DEN), Chicago Midway (MDW), Las Vegas (LAS), Houston Hobby (HOU), Dallas Love Field (DAL), and Baltimore/Washington (BWI). Southwest is not a member of any global airline alliance, which is a common source of the connection and codeshare questions we get.
Southwest's single busiest route in its network.
A high-frequency West Coast shuttle route.
The original leg of Southwest's Texas Triangle.
A core Midwest-to-Mountain connector.
A steady East Coast leisure route.
Southwest renamed its fare tiers in 2026: Basic (formerly Wanna Get Away), Choice (formerly Wanna Get Away Plus), Choice Preferred (formerly Anytime), and Choice Extra (formerly Business Select). Each tier carries different rules around refunds, boarding position, and included bags — send us your confirmation number and we'll confirm exactly which one you have.
Southwest ended its long-standing free checked-bag policy for most travelers in 2025. Two free checked bags remain included on Choice Extra fares and for A-List Preferred members; A-List members and eligible Rapid Rewards credit cardholders generally get one free bag. Everyone else pays standard checked-bag fees, with additional charges for overweight or oversized bags. A carry-on bag and personal item stay free on every fare. Bag fees change periodically, so we confirm the current amount for your specific fare before you fly.
Southwest also charges no cancellation fees. What you get back — a cash refund, a reusable credit, or nothing — depends on your fare type and how far in advance you cancel. We'll confirm your specific terms before you cancel anything.
Southwest requires you to cancel at least 10 minutes before scheduled departure to preserve any refund or credit value. Simply not showing up forfeits the ticket's value entirely — if your plans have changed, cancel first and ask questions after.
We're an independent concierge team, not Southwest Airlines or an authorized Southwest agent. What that gets you: someone who'll actually go through your itinerary with you, any hour, rather than a hold queue.
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