DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) - Big changes are coming this summer to Southwest Airlines. Starting on July 1,

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DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) - Big changes are coming this summer to Southwest Airlines. Starting on July 1, the Dallas hotels in pigeon forge based carrier will be going international for the first time with flights to Aruba, The Bahamas and Jamaica.
With employees playing steel drums, Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly made the announcement on Monday morning. Travelers hotels in pigeon forge can start booking their Caribbean flights right away. The international flights will operate nonstop every day from Orlando, Baltimore and Atlanta.
Under the Wright Amendment, Southwest Airlines is only able to fly to four states from Texas: New Mexico, hotels in pigeon forge Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana. Passengers must then hop from those locations to their final destinations. But that will change in October when the Wright Amendment is officially lifted.
Southwest Airlines will be using the same itinerary as AirTran Airways, which the carrier acquired back in 2011. AirTran Airways also currently flies to Mexico and the Dominican Republic. hotels in pigeon forge The introduction of international flights to Southwest Airlines is a first phase in converging flights from the two carriers. Both will operate under the Southwest Airlines name by next year.
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