What is the Southwest Airlines Companion Pass, and how does it work?

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A unique benefit of Southwest Airlines is the Companion Pass. This benefit allows a customer to allow a designated companion to travel with them at no cost on any flight that Southwest operates. Some additional key considerations for the Companion Pass include:

  1. Eligibility: The Southwest Airlines Companion Pass is given to an account that earns the number of required qualifying points or flight in a calendar year (which is currently 125,000 qualifying points or 100 qualifying one-way flights).
  2. Companion Designation Once you earn the Companion Pass, you can identify a companion who will be allowed to accompany you on any Southwest flight you book. This applies to paid and award travel.
  3. Revenue Flights Only: The guest travels free of charge, paying only relevant taxes and charges on the flight.
  4. Validity Period: The Southwest Airlines Companion Pass is valid for the rest of the year it was earned plus all of the following calendar year.
  5. Change of Companion: The companion can be changed several times in one calendar year. This has been capped recently at three changes in a calendar year. It offers great potential for saving one’s travel cost since the most considerable ones will be saved by those traveling together with a companion or one of their family members. To obtain current details, the best source would be direct contact contact Fly Travel Board or call +1 (844) 539-5787 for a help, since conditions keep on changing.
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