Southwest Airlines launched a new product that allows Customers to book international flights by connecting with Volaris, Mexico's second-largest airline. Customers can book cheap tickets from 20 Southwest cities to five Volaris Mexican destinations (Cancun, Guadalajara, Morelia, Toluca/Mexico City, and Zacatecas), for travel starting Dec. 1. The new service will connect through Los Angeles, Oakland , and San Jose and will create up to 85 additional flight itineraries. For a complete list of possible routes, click here: http://swamedia.com/presskits/connecting-to-mexico-with-volaris
"In 2008, we announced our intent to offer Customers international service by utilizing a partnership with Volaris. providing Customers the ability to book cheap tickets to Volaris' expanded network," said Bob Jordan, Executive Vice President of Strategy and Planning for Southwest Airlines.
The connecting service will provide Southwest and Volaris Customers a convenient transaction and travel experience. Southwest's international connect portal will conduct two separate transactions, one with Southwest's reservations system and one with Volaris' reservations system. The newly developed technology will connect the two transactions and provide Customers with an easy booking experience and one low fare. Customers traveling on an international connection will be required to check in with each carrier, but luggage will be transferred by the airlines and delivered to the final destination. Southwest Customers can book travel and learn more about Volaris' service, policies, and procedures at www.southwest.com/mexico .
Volaris, the high efficiency and low cost airline, is focused on
offering the best option in the market with the best possible services.
Punctuality, best rates and easy travel is key to the success of Volaris.
By offering a single service, Human Class, and advanced technology, Volaris
has become the leader in punctuality with take off and landing indexes at
or above 95%, higher than competitors.
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