Southwest Airlines has announced potential flight disruptions due to forecasted weather. Flights from Friday, February 7th to Sunday, February 9th may be delayed, diverted, or cancelled in Albany, NY (ALB); Baltimore/Washington, MD (BWI); Boston (Logan), MA (BOS); Buffalo/Niagara, NY (BUF); Cincinnati, OH (CVG); Cleveland, OH (CLE); Columbus, OH (CMH); Hartford, CT (BDL); Manchester, NH (MHT); New York (LaGuardia), NY (LGA); Philadelphia, PA (PHL); Pittsburgh, PA (PIT); Portland, ME (PWM); Providence, RI (PVD); Washington (Dulles), DC (IAD); and Washington (Reagan National), DC (DCA).
Passengers with existing reservations to, from, or through these cities can modify their travel plans without extra fees. They can rebook or standby within 14 days of their original travel date, maintaining the same origin and destination, and adhering to Southwest’s accommodation procedures.
Furthermore, if a Southwest flight is cancelled or significantly delayed due to weather, and a passenger cancels their trip, they may be eligible for a refund. This applies to the unused portion of the ticket, even for non-refundable tickets, and includes optional travel charges like EarlyBird Check-In or Upgraded Boarding. Southwest encourages passengers to review their options on its website.
Customers who booked via Southwest.com, the Southwest mobile app, or by phone can reschedule online or through their mobile device. This provides flexibility for passengers to manage bookings in response to weather disruptions.
For international callers, Southwest’s Help Centre provides contact information and resources. Passengers can also access real-time flight information and updates by checking the flight status feature on the Southwest website. Staying informed about flight status is crucial for travellers potentially impacted by weather-related cancellations.