Southwest to sell tickets to Mexico
Times Wire Services
Southwest Airlines Co., looking to expand beyond its U.S.-only service, said it would sell tickets for travel to Mexico beginning in 2010 through a deal with Mexican partner Volaris.
The announcement comes a few months after Southwest announced a similar deal with WestJet Airlines that would allow it to sell travel to Canada late next year.
Dallas-based Southwest offered no details of fares or flight schedules for the deal with Volaris, saying that would be worked out by early 2010.
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