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Why is it only possible to define a trip online as either one-way or round trip? Other airline online booking allows multiple destinations on a single trip. For example, I recently booked a trip SAN -> MSP -> BDL -> SAN. The only way to do it online was to book two trips: (1) SAN -> MSP -> BDL; (2) BDL -> SAN. This is not an issue with price, but of convenience and keeping everything in one place, not wanting two confirmation numbers, etc. and having to set up Companion passes twice. I was able to call Customer Service and easily book the multi-destination trip with Companion pass as a single trip. We should be able to also do it online.
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Not sure this will help you but!
Try this. Go to the Southwest Airlines home page click on Flight/Hotel/Car, then click on book a flight. Where you see "From & To" under that you will see + Add another flight.
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That doesn't work go do a true open Jaw or multi city booking - sorry.
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Multi city booking does not work!
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@dpantaleo wrote:Multi city booking does not work!
@dpantaleo wrote:Multi city booking does not work!
This is somewhat weird. Most times I cannot get the multi city to appear, but occasionally I can.
This is the webpage that works for me. Hopefully it will work for you.
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The link worked for me, but only in the same way that the usual RT functionality lets you book a different destination at the end.
I haven't had a need for this myself, If I'm stringing multiple cities together they are usually separate reimbursements and I would be choosing to make them all one-ways regardless.
Re: Multi-Destination booking online
Re: Multi-Destination booking online
09-22-2018 01:03 PM - edited 09-22-2018 01:09 PM

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@DancingDavidE wrote:The link worked for me, but only in the same way that the usual RT functionality lets you book a different destination at the end.
I haven't had a need for this myself, If I'm stringing multiple cities together they are usually separate reimbursements and I would be choosing to make them all one-ways regardless.
You are right, David. Southwest would need to allow a 4 city option for the multi city option to be truly functional: A to B to C to A. It doesn't seem to do that. Absent that functionality, it still requires the purchase of two tickets: one to go from A to B to C, and a second ticket to go from C to A.
Tht being said, the multi city option does allow one to go from A to B to C and back to A with two tickets instead of three.
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Over four years since the original post and over two years past the last post on this thread and Southwest still can only handle A to B to C. Not sure why it's so hard for Southwest to provide A to B to C to A booking online when all major airlines have had this capability for years.
It is quite frustrating.
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I suspect that with COVID causing the airline to lose something like $17 million/day - with no real light at the end of the tunnel, that the airline (all airlines for that matter) is focusing on something far more important - survival.