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Southwest Airlines Destinations.
Albuquerque (ABQ) Indianapolis (IND) Reno/Tahoe (RNO)
Amarillo (AMA) Kansas City (MCI) Sacramento (SMF)
Austin (AUS) Las Vegas (LAS) St. Louis (STL)
Baltimore (BWI) Little Rock (LIT) Salt Lake City (SLC)
Birmingham (BHM) Los Angeles (LAX) San Antonio (SAT)
Boise (BOI) Louisville (SDF) San Diego (SAN)
Burbank (BUR) Lubbock (LBB) San Francisco (SFO)
Chicago Midway (MDW) Midland/Odessa (MAF) San Jose (SJC)
Cleveland (CLE) Nashville (BNA) Seattle (SEA)
Columbus (CMH) New Orleans (MSY) Spokane (GEG)
Corpus Christi (CRP) Oakland (OAK) Tampa (TPA)*
Dallas Love Field (DAL) Oklahoma City (OKC) Tucson (TUS)
Detroit Metro (DTW) Omaha (OMA) Tulsa (TUL)
El Paso (ELP) Ontario (ONT) *Effective January 22, 1996
Ft. Lauderdale (FLL)* Orange County (SNA) **Effective April 7, 1996
Harlingen (HRL) Orlando (MCO)**
Houston Hobby (HOU) Phoenix (PHX)
Houston Intercontinental (IAH) Portland (PDX)
Southwest Airlines added Omaha (OMA) to our rapidly expanding coast-to-coast
system in 1995. California One, our newest Southwest flagship, was proudly
unveiled in Sacramento in August. At yearend 1995, Southwest provided service
to 46 airports in 45 cities. Ft. Lauderdale (FLL) and Tampa (TPA) were added in
January 1996. Orlando (MCO) begins service in April 1996.