Southwest Invades Boston, Logan and NYC, LaGuardia | Frugal Travel Guy

Southwest Invades Boston, Logan and NYC, LaGuardia

April 20, 2009 - Rick

Dear Frugal Travel Guy,

Start spreading the news! Southwest Airlines is adding two more new destinations this year, giving you more flight options to earn and redeem Rapid Rewards credit.

That’s right! Beginning June 28, you’ll be able to earn Rapid Rewards credit when you fly into and out of New York’s LaGuardia, and starting August 16, Boston Logan International Airport.

Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, you can continue enjoying our frequent service, low fares, and amazing Customer Service to these two new destinations along with the benefits of being a Rapid Rewards Member. So get ready to start planning your next trip to New York City or Boston!

Your friends at Rapid Rewards

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