Can Southwest travel funds be combined?

You can combine up to three payment methods to pay for your purchase. Choose from the following combinations: Southwest gift cards ? A maximum of three Southwest gift cards can be applied per passenger on each reservation.



Yes, you can combine multiple Southwest Flight Credits (formerly known as travel funds) to pay for a single new reservation, but there is a technical limit of three forms of payment per passenger, per transaction. This means you can use up to three individual flight credits to cover the cost of a flight. If the total of those three credits doesn't cover the full fare, you will only be able to use two credits and then use a credit card for the remaining balance. It is important to remember that since 2022, Southwest flight credits do not expire, providing much more flexibility than in the past. If you are looking to combine funds for a trip involving multiple people, keep in mind that standard flight credits are non-transferable and can only be used by the passenger whose name was on the original ticket. However, "Transferable Flight Credits" (available with certain fare classes like Wanna Get Away Plus) can be moved to another Rapid Rewards member's account.

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Re: How to use travel funds When making a purchase you can use 3 items of payment to complete the purchase. So, if you have 3 travel funds that when combined would equal more than the purchase price you can use 3 travel funds. You can also use 2 travel funds and a credit card.

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The following may be used per Passenger: up to three flight credits, up to three Southwest gift cards, up to two Southwest LUV Vouchers®, and/or a credit card (only one credit card may be used per reservation). Can I use a combination of points and dollars to book a flight reservation? No.

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Flight credit is valid for one year from the issue date unless otherwise noted. You can use one flight credit per passenger when booking at AA.com (contact American Airlines to book with more than one flight credit). Only the same passenger named on the flight credit can book and travel.

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Business Select, Anytime, and Wanna Get Away Plus fares are eligible for a Transferable Flight Credit. Transferable Flight Credit allows you to transfer your flight credit to someone else. Both must be Rapid Rewards Members and only one transfer is permitted.

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Yes! If you are a resident of the US and over the age of 18, you can search and book flights on over 600 global airlines and pay using Four, whether that is a domestic flight or an international one!

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Canceling a nonrefundable fare will result in an eCredit for the full amount paid (minus any cancellation fees, depending on fare type and route). However, if you cancel a refundable ticket, you'll get the amount paid refunded back to your original form of payment.

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Refundable Fares: Anytime and Business Select fares offer full refunds if canceled over 10 minutes before departure. No cancellation fees are charged, maintaining the flexibility you need. Southwest takes pride in not charging fees for changes or cancellations made 10 minutes before departure.

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Membership in the Rapid Rewards program will be granted by Southwest Airlines and is for individual travelers only. Individuals must enroll separately and may not pool or combine points with other Members.

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Southwest Rapid Rapid Rewards Priority benefits The Southwest Priority card offers the following benefits: Anniversary bonus: Each year on your card-opening anniversary, you'll receive 7,500 Rapid Rewards points, worth about $112, based on TPG's valuations.

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Depending on how you plan to use those funds, this may or may not be a good idea. If you plan to book a flight prior to your funds' expiration, converting might not make sense. In many cases, you could lose money on the funds-to-points conversion, which gives you less flight for your money.

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Check to see if there's a change fee. There's always an option to reschedule your flight instead of canceling it entirely, so check out your airline's policies ahead of time. For example, Southwest doesn't charge a change fee, so you could postpone the trip to a later date.

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