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One other way that I would check this is by using the low-fare calendar - the direct flights will tend to be a little cheaper than connecting flights given identical passengere load - so as an indicator for trips further out in time expect to see lower fares on days there is a direct flight - I'm not seeing anything that jumps out at me when I look for DEN-RSW or the reverse.Īnyway - if you are searching in general for these specific routes, maybe it would be faster to call or check with the twitter team.Southwest Airlines is proud to serve Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. There are none right now, but in the summer there are two direct flights per day. I'm personally aware of PNS for instance having extra summer service from Chicago. It is possible for there to be seasonal route, especially to the beach destinations.
When you type in the specific route only the non-stop box won't check, this makes me think that there aren't any. I tried one to test it out - for the DEN-RSW route in particular the route map sure does show a blue line for direct flights when you click on Denver, but I'm not seeing any after drilling down. Literally every other airline I know of has a nonstop search function, has anyone found a good way to do this? Thanks! As far as I have found there is no way for me to determine when these nonstop flights are scheduled (are they seasonal, on certain days of the week, both, who knows?) without painstakingly going through the months and days manually searching for that elusive nonstop. DEN to RSW, DEN to CHS, & DEN to BUF (just to name a few, the list could go on) claim to have nonstop flights (according to the route map) but i can't find them using . Looking for a way to search for ONLY nonstop flights online.
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