SAN ANTONIO – Southwest Airlines will ramp up the number of nonstop flights from the San Antonio International Airport to destinations across the U.S. this spring.
The airport on Friday said that flyers should see an increase in service options from March 9 to April 10.
Some of the destinations that will see an increase in service from the San Antonio airport include:
Cancun, in particular, the airport said, will add more flights on Saturdays and Sundays during the peak season.
“We’re thrilled Southwest continues to increase and restore flights to and from its original hometown,” Jesus H. Saenz, the Director of Airports and the San Antonio Airport System, said in the news release. “San Antonio and the surrounding region have grown considerably, especially during the pandemic, and these increases provide more opportunities to see our beautiful city in addition to other top destinations.”
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