Wanna Get Away Concern
Sep 29th, 2015, 02:03 PM
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Hi, I've recently bought a Wanna Get Away ticket from SWA. I'll be traveling from Houston to Baltimore. I made a bonehead mistake a didn't think about when it snows up there. What if it's snowing? Will it be cancelled and I will not be able to go, or will they just put me on the next flight? Thank you for your time!
Sep 29th, 2015, 02:10 PM
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Huh ????? Will not be snowing tomorrow. It is rare to be snowing hard enough to cancel flights - happens but frequency is low. Flight delays for weather are more frequent. If cancel, then they are responsible for getting on the next plane at no change in fare. Sometimes, if anticipating weather problems, they will allow changes with no additional charges. So, exactly when are you going?
Sep 29th, 2015, 02:36 PM
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They won't put you on the next flight, they'll keep you on the same flight and it will leave when the coast is finally clear.
Baltimore is pretty well equipped for snow so the airport rarely closes, though there are frequent delays and problems during snow storms.
Baltimore is pretty well equipped for snow so the airport rarely closes, though there are frequent delays and problems during snow storms.
Sep 29th, 2015, 05:32 PM
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If this helps, I always fly SWA and always on the Wanna Get Away Fare. A couple of years ago this coming December I was going from Kansas City to Austin with a layover in Dallas--very typical. Dallas had a huge ice storm that shut down the city and airport for several days so when the time came (the night before) I was notified that my flight had been cancelled. I called SWA as soon as I got the news and they re-booked me through Chicago, odd as that sounds. I arrived hours later than scheduled of course, (but still in time for the event I was traveling for), but incurred no additional cost and even kept my confirmation # and boarding position. It was surprisingly painless.
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Finally, you answered the real question.
Where exactly do you think Baltimore is, northern Canada? The likelihood of snow in November there is 1% or less. The areas of the US most likely to have snow in November are in the upper midwest because the Canadian jet stream is in full effect there; in the east coast, the warming tides on the Atlantic keep the snows out until late December to January, at earliest. If you go to Poe-city and it snows, you're not likely to face any accumulation around Turkey Day.
Finally, you answered the real question.
Where exactly do you think Baltimore is, northern Canada? The likelihood of snow in November there is 1% or less. The areas of the US most likely to have snow in November are in the upper midwest because the Canadian jet stream is in full effect there; in the east coast, the warming tides on the Atlantic keep the snows out until late December to January, at earliest. If you go to Poe-city and it snows, you're not likely to face any accumulation around Turkey Day.
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