Southwest Airlines is banking on St. Louis to help build two of the airline’s newest destinations. Starting January 10, St. Louis travelers can fly Southwest non-stop to Boston Logan (BOS) and Minneapolis (MSP), two cities added to the Southwest network in the last six months. Lambert-St. Louis International Airport will be just the third non-stop destination served by Southwest out of both Boston and Minneapolis. The airline will offer two flights daily to both destinations. Southwest serves 67 cities across the country.
“We are excited about the new destinations because it gives our travelers more options to New England and the upper Midwest,” said Lambert Director Richard Hrabko. “It’s quite the sign in these times to be among the first added to these new destinations. It shows that St. Louis is still a strong market. We are thankful for Southwest’s support of our travelers.”
Southwest is also making seasonal adjustments across its nationwide winter schedule. The airline will reduce by one flight each day from St. Louis to four destinations: Baltimore (BWI), Detroit (DTW), Cleveland (CLE) and Las Vegas (LAS). Southwest currently operates 72 flights a day to 24 destinations from Lambert.
