Southwest Adds Three New Destinations

Southwest Airline announces three new nonstop flights

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Southwest Airlines announced today that the airline will begin new nonstop service between Denver and Boston Logan; Denver and Spokane; and Denver and Reno/Tahoe. The new service will be open for sale today for travel beginning Jan. 10, 2010. To book travel, visit: www.southwest.com.

"Denver has been, and will continue to remain a focus market for us, and we
are committed to adding more flights to more places from the Mile High City,"
said Executive Vice President of Strategy and Planning Bob Jordan. "We are
connecting our fastest growing city, Denver, to our newest destination, Boston
Logan, as well as adding two new travel options from Denver to the west with
Reno/Tahoe and Spokane."

BEGINNING JAN. 10, 2010:

-- Two new daily nonstop roundtrips between Denver and Boston Logan.
-- One new daily nonstop roundtrip between Denver and Spokane.

-- One new daily nonstop roundtrip between Denver and Reno/Tahoe.

www.southwest.com

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