I just got the change email too
my direct flight from RDU to FLL now has a plane change. It’s the earliest flight available snd no change options. Boo!
Arriving on 8/30 from Philly for a work training conference which starts on 9/1. I added a couple days to treat myself. I am worried sick that my 7am flight will be changed/canceled. I am trying to use every free second to enjoy the parks. Has anyone booked a back up flight as insurance? I know it would be a waste of money if not needed, but Spirit has a 730 flight out of PHL for only $42 right now. Would I been crazy to book that? Ugh! This will be the 4th time this trip has been scheduled and I just want to stop stressing over it. It’s a solo trip so I’m only talking about one ticket.
I am worried about my Oct. flight out of Philly too. I didn’t think to check spirit. I have never used themArriving on 8/30 from Philly for a work training conference which starts on 9/1. I added a couple days to treat myself. I am worried sick that my 7am flight will be changed/canceled. I am trying to use every free second to enjoy the parks. Has anyone booked a back up flight as insurance? I know it would be a waste of money if not needed, but Spirit has a 730 flight out of PHL for only $42 right now. Would I been crazy to book that? Ugh! This will be the 4th time this trip has been scheduled and I just want to stop stressing over it. It’s a solo trip so I’m only talking about one ticket.
Yes. It’s their policy. You cannot have 2 flights on the same day to or from the same cities (obviously connecting flights, even if booked as separate flights are allowed). They definitely will cancel one.Just a word of warning if you are thinking of double-booking the same itinerary on Southwest, reserving different flights for the same travel date. Southwest has been known to cancel one of the extra flights, without warning or notification.
But what if the second flight was with a different carrier, not SW? Was looking at a cheap Spirit flight. How would SW even know another flight was booked, I totally get if it was on their system but it wouldn’t beYes. It’s their policy. You cannot have 2 flights on the same day to or from the same cities (obviously connecting flights, even if booked as separate flights are allowed). They definitely will cancel one.
Sorry, I thought you were booking a back up, second flight on SWA. I’d imagine a flight on another carrier would be fine.But what if the second flight was with a different carrier, not SW? Was looking at a cheap Spirit flight. How would SW even know another flight was booked, I totally get if it was on their system but it wouldn’t be
I'm sorryOk here we go again...just got an email from SWA that my non-stop BWI to MCO 9/7 has been changed there are only a few options offered to change to. They have deleted the 3 flights that fell between my flight and the current next non stop flight! So looks like I will be on a packed flight for sure...I had picked the earliest flight thinking it would be less crowded. My flight number changed but actual time only changed by 10 minutes. I’m keeping the flight just sorry it’s going to be more crowded.
I'm sorry. Glad your time didn't get too screwed up and hopefully this should be their set schedule.
It's crazy how many flights SW has at BWI to MCO and vice versa. Right now our mid-September MCO-BWI flight has 12 flights scheduled. I'm just waiting for the change, there is no way SW is flying that many direct flights. I took the cheapest one and waiting to see where the chips fall. I'm open-ended for any time in the afternoon or evening and figuring something will go.
We have Spirit credits expiring in September and I still need to book that flight but they keep canceling too. Originally, didn't have plans for MCO but it's clear the Chicago trip to see DS on this airline wasn't happening since it was canceled 3x with no viable options and I ended up on United to see him (So Boo Bash it is)
Yep. September 7 flight change here too. Leaving an hour earlier, but at least it’s not a park day for us.