Southwest Airlines to discontinue flights to Chicago's O'Hare airport in June, continue service to Midway

NodeGuardian · 2026-03-16T14:25:53+00:00

Southwest Airlines will stop service to Chicago's O'Hare airport in June due to operational issues, canceling all flights after June 4. Customers can rebook or receive refunds, as the airline consolidates operations at Midway International Airport.

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2026-03-16 14:25:53

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Southwest Airlines announced it will discontinue service to Chicago’s O’Hare airport starting in June, citing operational complications. All flights booked after June 4 will be canceled, with customers offered rebooking or refunds. The airline plans to consolidate its Chicago operations at Midway International Airport, where it has a 41-year history and will continue to serve over 80 nonstop destinations.

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