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

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)

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 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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Ken
Ken (@guest_1987177)
January 17, 2025 10:59

DP – received 5% offer on three of my cards, booked WN flights for March on 1/11/25. Received $40 credit on all three of my cards 1/17/25

KFP2020
KFP2020 (@guest_1984740)
January 13, 2025 23:52

First time seeing them add a restriction on when the flight has to occur. I take it buying a flight for March travel wont work?

Jacques
Jacques (@guest_1984274)
January 13, 2025 13:25

I have a Chase Southwest Premier credit card but I don’t see this offer

james
james (@guest_1983698)
January 12, 2025 11:06

My offer says for February travel only.

DSP
DSP (@guest_1983686)
January 12, 2025 10:36

Think purchases in January (for Feb flights) will count?

Earn up to 5% cash back* on your Southwest Airlines February purchase, when you spend $50 or more, with a $40.00 cash back maximum.
It’s the perfect time to get away – unwind, relax, and recharge by flying in February for the highest cashback. We aim to provide flexibility on the fly for you with the Southwest travel experience – including digital bag tracking, upgraded in-flight WiFi, no change or cancellation fees & 2 bags fly free!
Offer expires 2/15/2025. Offer valid one time only. 5% reward only valid on purchase booked and flown in February. Reward maximum is $40. Payment must be made directly with the merchant. Rewards cannot be combined. Offer not valid on purchases made using third-party services or a third-party payment account (e.g., buy now pay later). Payment must be made on or before offer expiration date. Terms apply.

alex t
alex t (@guest_1983691)
January 12, 2025 10:49

The most troubling language is “booked and flown in February.” The 10% reward offer does not include that language and provides a 10% offer if the flight is flown in February; otherwise 5%. It would be really odd for Chase to have an offer that can’t be used immediately but that seems to be what the language suggests.

Pierre T
Pierre T (@guest_1983743)
January 12, 2025 13:00

yeah, you just have to book by 2/15 for a February flight.

ARNAMB GOSWAMI
ARNAMB GOSWAMI (@guest_1902870)
August 31, 2024 06:45

readers pl note, the 10% cash back is ONLY on the fare this is calculated, in other words if south west fare from Miami to Las Vegas is $499 that will include taxes and crazy fees+surcharges you WILL NOT get 10% back on that, you may end of up getting 10% on $200 which Chase and Southwest calculate as NET airfare paid

Crazy right ? Well that is how banks and corp America cheats you

Jacob1Alt@gmail.com
[email protected] (@guest_1902908)
August 31, 2024 09:46

Wrong

Not Sam
Not Sam (@guest_1983680)
January 12, 2025 10:26

He is indeed wrong. It’s 10% of whatever is charged to the card. Shopping portals are the ones that exclude taxes. I used this southwest offer last year.

Nitpicker
Nitpicker (@guest_1983718)
January 12, 2025 11:53

Not true. But even if so, the tax on your MIA-LAS flight is $5.60. The only time you’ll pay some high tax is to the Caribbean and Mexico.

Pierre T
Pierre T (@guest_1983744)
January 12, 2025 13:00

Crazy fees and surcharges on Southwest lol

Chris
Chris (@guest_1984083)
January 13, 2025 09:37

The cheapest WGA fare from Miami to Las Vegas for 2/15 is currently $174, $35 of which is taxes and fees.

So nowhere near the 60% going to fees+surcharges that you claimed. And the whole purchase counts toward the bonus.

Crazy, right?

Rusty Nail
Rusty Nail (@guest_1892376)
August 13, 2024 09:51

0 for 2 on my Chase cards.

S
S (@guest_1892282)
August 13, 2024 00:51

i’ve done this offer a couple of times with gift card purchases, it works as long as you’re buying the gc directly from southwest’s website

Jimmy
Jimmy (@guest_1983755)
January 12, 2025 13:18
  S

You’d save more by getting your gift cards from GCX or Pepper

Jaggu Bhai
Jaggu Bhai (@guest_1892280)
August 13, 2024 00:46

Also available on US Bank cards.

Steve
Steve (@guest_1892081)
August 12, 2024 16:41

If I buy tickets for two persons with the same record locator, will they be billed as two separate transactions with different ticket numbers? I am wondering how strict the “ Offer valid one time only” language is applied. Would it only apply for one person?

S
S (@guest_1892287)
August 13, 2024 01:05

if it’s the same transaction, should be ok (i can’t recall if buying tickets for multiple people results in multiple separate charges)- or if you buy a gift card, then apply the gc toward the ticket purchase, might be a safer way to go??