I 2nd this!! ^^^^ I have had lots of luck getting through and having someone be able to help me through FB messenger - but I've also heard that Twitter works too!If you use social media, contact the Southwest social media team ASAP for assistance. I use Twiiter (@SouthwestAir), but you also can send them a message on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/SouthwestAir/?__tn__=,d).
We are traveling with friends in the Fall. We have decided to cancel airfare (thankfully booked with points) and a car rental (2 weeks over 1,200) and drive too. All of this is not worth the aggravation.My family has flights booked from philly to MCO in the beginning of august. But, I have a 2.5 year old who won’t keep a mask on so as of now we’re planning on driving. I had been hoping all along that the mask requirements would be lifted by the time our trip rolls around (not likely, I know) BUT now with all this trouble I’m almost glad that we will drive to avoid a mess like this with a toddler!
Contacting Southwest on FB or Twitter is a good option if needing assistance with an urgent problem or something out of the ordinary or difficult. The response is usually prompt. As the social media teams come under Customer Relations, they have more flexibility and authority to resolve a issue, than the CSRs working the regular phone lines.
A bit off topic, but I wasn’t sure where else to ask... Has anyone booked a trip using American Airlines points and cancelled? I have a trip coming up booked with SW points. It’s the last SW flight out of the night and we have an early morning date with Discovery Cove the next morning. Given all of the cancellations going on (not just SW but all airlines), I wanted to book a “back up” flight as well. There is an American Airlines flight that leaves the latest of the night. If I use my AA points and cancel at the last minute, will I get my AA points refunded without penalty?
Contacting Southwest on FB or Twitter is a good option if needing assistance with an urgent problem or something out of the ordinary or difficult. The response is usually prompt. As the social media teams come under Customer Relations, they have more flexibility and authority to resolve a issue, than the CSRs working the regular phone lines.
Thank you! I also saw this but also see the message that tickets are non-refundable when booking, so it’s fairly contradictory. Wait times when I call are insane so I’m kind of stuck.This is from the American Airlines website:
If your travel plans change and you no longer wish to travel, you can cancel your trip anytime on aa.com. We will reinstate your miles and refund any taxes and fees up to 1 year after the ticket issue date as long as you cancel your ticket before the first flight departs. There is no fee to reinstate your miles. If you cancel your trip on aa.com, your miles will be reinstated and your refund will be requested automatically in many cases.
I had the same experience on FB with a preset message. I did have success using the chat function on the app.I contacted SW via Twitter twice recently after reading about it here. I haven’t had much success. First time, it took them a couple of weeks to resolve the issue. I texted again Thursday & got a preset message that they are having heavy volume & suggested calling. Haven’t heard back at all to address my issue. Maybe FB is better, but Twitter isn’t such a great option right now.
Thank you! I also saw this but also see the message that tickets are non-refundable when booking, so it’s fairly contradictory. Wait times when I call are insane so I’m kind of stuck.
Is there a way to tell how full our flight is tomorrow?
Is there a way to tell how full our flight is tomorrow?
You can see if they will let you buy tickets for 8 on the reservations page. If they will the flight is probably not sold out.Is there a way to tell how full our flight is tomorrow?