Sparks fly, rumors fly, and so do the Swifties.
Southwest Airlines will be adding extra flights to accommodate fans hoping to see Taylor Swift when her Eraser Tour returns to the US this fall.
“Southwest Airlines is excited to welcome Swift’s fans and looks forward to celebrating with them as they travel to see one of the most successful female artists of all time,” the low-cost airline said in a news release this week.
The star will bring his record-breaking tour to Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium on October 18th, 19th and 20th, and New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome on October 25th, 26th and 27th.
The flight number is based on Taylor Swift
Swifties will quickly understand what Southwest Airlines flight numbers mean.
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On October 17, the airline Flight number 22 Baltimore/Washington Airport to Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood Flight 1989 From Nashville to Miami.
Fans can board on October 20th. Flight 1313 Miami to Nashville, or Flight 1213 From Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood to Baltimore/Washington.
Other Swiftie flights include:
- October 24: Flights from New Orleans to Austin and Baltimore/Washington.
- Oct. 25: Flights from Dallas (Love) and San Antonio to New Orleans.
- Oct. 27: Flights to Baltimore/Washington, Dallas (Love), San Antonio and New Orleans.
The Eras Tour ends in December
Swift’s tour is nearing its end, returning to the US in October.
During the Eras’ 100th show in Liverpool on June 13, the star announced that the tour would end in December. In a speech before singing a 10-minute rendition of “All Too Well,” she thanked fans for their enthusiasm for the show.
“You all had been planning for ages. You had planned what you were going to wear. You had the lyrics memorized. You had come to get here. You had researched parking. You had researched transportation,” Swift said. “I want you to know that I appreciate all of the effort you all put in to be with us as this show reached triple-digit attendance. Thank you so much!”
