Southwest Airlines released their official flight schedule until April 10, 2023, allowing passengers to start making travel arrangements for their Spring Break trips in 2023.
The airline also disclosed that it would be resuming a number of well-liked seasonal routes to connect spring breakers with their preferred beach and mountain destinations.
Southwest Airlines Vice President of Network Planning Adam Decaire said, “We continue to strengthen our network across North America with some of our busiest schedules ever for our Denver and Las Vegas Customers, and we’re thrilled to give everyone the ability to book now and plan their spring vacations early.” With our schedule now extended through early April 2023, there is a destination for everyone on Southwest.com
Additionally, Southwest unveiled their busiest March schedule ever from Denver, providing its customers in Colorado with more “Mile High Heart.” Up to 270 daily departures will be made by the airline from the state’s capital city, which is an increase of 27 flights over the number of flights that were included in the published schedule for February.
Southwest will begin operating a new international route on March 11 and will expand its current Saturday service between Denver and Liberia, Costa Rica, by introducing seasonally scheduled service between Denver and San Jose, Costa Rica. The airline currently offers service from Denver to a number of different foreign locations, including Belize, Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, and Los Cabos.
Beginning in March, Southwest will also expand its popular Heart service to Las Vegas, where the airline will launch its busiest schedule to date. The number of daily departures on the airline’s March 2023 timetable might reach 243, which is a dozen more than the number of flights provided in February.
Customers who want to spend their spring vacations taking advantage of the many amenities offered by the city’s renowned resorts and casinos, attending events, or visiting nearby attractions and national parks will now have more options than ever. Southwest is already the airline with the largest presence in Las Vegas.