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Southwest Hawaii 40% Off Coupon Code Sale Is On

You can get an additional 40% off many Southwest Hawaii flights if you act fast. This offer is valid for travel for nearly six months, from August 23, 2022 to February 15, 2023. and travel must be purchased by August 10, 2022. It has been four months since their last coupon sale.

Southwest Airlines coupon code sale offers 40% off base fares to Hawaii for travel. The cheapest fares start at $105 each way, although prices vary greatly by route and date.

Use promo code SAVE40. You need to book by tomorrow, August 10 to take advantage of this promotion. The discount works for one-way or round trip Wanna Get Away, Wanna Get Away Plus, Anytime, and Business Select fares. Promotion code savings is applied before government taxes and fees.

Southwest Hawaii’s 40% Off Coupon Code Sale

First, you’ll have to do the work and find these deals, but they’re definitely out there for the taking. Unfortunately, many times there are only a few seats available on each flight with this discount, and not every flight even has this coupon code deal.

The off-season is the best time of year to visit Hawaii, especially this year, with far fewer visitors than summer, and year-round, top-notch island weather. Today is an opportunity to get a price break and stay ahead of the crowds.

Southwest Hawaii Promo Code Sale Details.

1. Savings of an additional 40% using SAVE40 promo code. Valid for flights between the U.S. Mainland and Hawaii, starting in either direction.

2. Book now through August 10, 2022, although availability to and from Hawaii may end sooner.

3. Promotion code savings valid for one-way or round trips using Wanna Get Away, Anytime, and Business Select fares booked on southwest.com. Discount is applied before government taxes and fees. Enter promotion code SAVE40 in the Promo Code box when booking.

4. Discount is valid on new reservations only. Discount will apply only for select flights booked within the Booking Period while supplies last for travel flown within the Travel Period. Changes made to the itinerary after purchase will eliminate qualifications for this promotion and will result in forfeiture of any promotion code savings.

5. Blackout dates. Travel is not available from  11/17/22 to 11/29/22, and from 12/16/22 to 1/9/23.

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6 thoughts on “Southwest Hawaii 40% Off Coupon Code Sale Is On”

  1. There are millions of folks on the Midwest/East Coast (on the Mainland) who have never been to Hawai’i. A large number of them have thought about visiting it; However, b/c of the distance and/or cost — folks have a tendency to visit the Caribbean for the exact same reason. When will SW offer such a promotion to those of us who live in the Midwest and/or East Coast? What’s the point of always offering such deals to the West Coast, when there is a nation of folks who have (yet) to experience what Hawai’i has to offer in terms of paradise?

  2. The discount applies only to California departures or destinations … the official Terms and Conditions:

    “Offer is valid only for select continental U.S., continental U.S. to/from Hawaii, and international flights with California (BUR, FAT, LAX, LGB, OAK, ONT, PSP, SAN, SBA, SFO, SJC, SNA,) as either the origin or destination.”

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      1. Hi Donna.

        Use the link we provided that goes right to the deal. That will include the promo code, and yes, $105 was the best price we found. It isn’t that clear so the confusion is understandable. You’ll know that the discount was provided because the original price will have a line through it.

        Aloha.

  3. SWA continues their attempt to grow as much as they can at the expense of Hawaii. Their decision making about what and when to add flights is made thousands of miles away with little clue for the local effect. I saw their CEO on Hawaii News Now in July saying he was in Hawaii for the first time and though he had only been here 24 hours he really liked it. First time ever in Hawaii!

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