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DaveM2148 · ‎08-19-2022

If indeed you are referring to a free companion pass, and your wife is using the companion pass, then I have some experience with this situation. Last year my wife had a companion pass for me to travel with her, and each time we traveled, if I tried to board before her, they would stop me and ask to have my wife Check-In first. So if your wife is holding the companion pass then I doubt if she could board without you, based on my experiences.

DaveM2148 · ‎08-10-2022

I have a one-way ticket on Southwest Airlines to Kauai (LIH) that stops in Honolulu. My plans have changed and I want to not take the HNL to LIH portion of the one-way reservation. I am using my Reward points for this trip. If I rebook now, I will have to use more points to only travel to HNL than what I used to travel to LIH. What will happen if I just keep my original itinerary and not take the HNL to LIH flight? Will Southwest penalize me in any way? I know that if I had booked a round-trip ticket, they would most likely cancel the return flights. My return trip is on a different reservation. But since I am doing this as a one-way ticket, would there be any problem with not taking the second leg of the itinerary?

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