Chase Offers: Get 10% Back on Southwest Ticket Purchases (Max $40)

Update 8/12/25: Deal is back and valid through 9/12/25 (ht Inquisitor911ok)

The Offer

Check your Chase Offers for the following deal:

Earn 10% back on your Southwest Airlines ticket purchase when you spend $50 or more, with a $40 cashback maximum.

The Fine Print

Valid one time only

Not valid on Southwest Vacations, fees, or in-flight purchases.

Our Verdict

Nice savings on flights.Let us know if you try this out on a gift card purchase.

Post history:

Update 6/4/25: Deal is back and valid through 6/30/25.Hat tip to reader TDD

Update 5/4/24: Deal is back until 6/1/25.Hat tip to reader T

Update 2/17/25: Offer is back through 3/1/25

Update 1/12/25: Deal is back until 2/15.

Update 1/8/25: Deal is back through 2/15/25.

This time the terms stipulate that the 10% back is only for flights in February, otherwise it’s only 5%.(ht Ok-Anywhere6998)

Update 8/30/24: Deal is back through 9/30

Update 8/12/24: Deal is back through 9/6

Update 5/26/24: Deal is back.

Update 3/15/24: Deal is back through 4/8

Update 1/13/24: Deal is back through 2/29/24

Update 9/12/23: Some people are seeing this deal back through 9/20/23 (just double check what your minimum spend is as it varies by offer)

Update 8/10/23: Deal is back through 9/3/23 (ht Justin)

Update 7/1/23: Deal is back through 7/31.

Update 3/14/23: Deal is back through 4/5/23 (ht reader AG)

Update 1/19/23: Deal is back at 10% back when you spend at least $50.Valid through ?.Max $40 cashback total.

(ht bullmeister)

Update 12/4/22: Deal is back and valid until 12/31/22.

Update 10/12/22: Deal is back, up to $50 max this time.

Update 12/11/21: Deal is back and valid through 1/22/22.Hat tip to FM

Update 8/15/21: Deal is back and valid until 9/29/21.Hat tip to DDG

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Frequently Asked Questions

Certainly. Unlike personal loans, you won't face any penalties for settling your balance ahead of schedule. However, it's crucial to keep in mind that if your credit card comes with a 0% introductory offer, it's essential to clear your balance completely before the 0% promotion expires and interest charges apply.

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