Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Golf'
Southwest Airlines
These pro golfers are always striving for more and push themselves in the same way Southwest Airlines is never satisfied, never finished and always looking for a better way.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Little Things' Song by Fun.
Southwest Airlines
It's the little things that make life amazing. Southwest works hard on the big and little things to build a better flight experience. Getting there just got better.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'In-Flight Entertainment'
Southwest Airlines
A Soutwest Airlines traveler waits impatiently for the seat belt sign to be turned off before quickly grabbing his laptop so that he can watch the game. If it's important to you, it's important to Southwest, which is why they offer free streaming of a variety of shows.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Behind Every Seat Is a Story: Coach'
Southwest Airlines
A basketball coach attempts to motivate his team before a big game with a locker room pep talk, and he's has one question: "Do you believe in you?" He is so confident in his players that he's already booked them tickets to the championship. The athletes explodes with confidence as they head out to face their rivals on the court. However, a quick cut to after the game reveals that passionate speeches only go so far. With a devastating loss on its hands, the team is going to be needing those ticke
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Check'
Southwest Airlines
Great service? Check. Great airfare? Check. Not changing what's gotten us this far? Check. That's what Southwest believes.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Nickles and Dimes'
Southwest Airlines
Save all your nickles and dimes because Southwest is on a mission to keep its fares low.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Hypnotize'
Southwest Airlines
Those turbines sure can hypnotize you. Hmmm...anyone want to take a trip somewhere on Southwest?
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Heart: Charity'
Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines loves hearts so much, they put it on their planes. But, why is that? The answer is simple: Southwest knows that people are the heart of their business. Trust them for a flight to remember.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Quiet Landing'
Southwest Airlines
Despite efforts from Marty the flight attendant, these passengers have not yet realized that the plane has landed. For the times where flights end before games do, enjoy watching free live TV on your device!
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Transfarency' Song by Icona Pop
Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines does things differently, so differently that they created a new word. The word is "transfarency," something that happens due to numerous airlines finding ways to charge customers for more money on their flights. Actress Rashida Jones, the voice-over in this commercial, mentions that Southwest doesn't try to find new ways to charge their customers, but respects and likes them.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'The Big Ones' Song Nick Waterhouse
Southwest Airlines
Rather than riding one of those teeny tiny airplanes, take flight in a 737 with Southwest Airlines.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Football Fans' Song by B??RNS
Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines is having a sale that football fans can really get behind. You're just a touchdown, an extra point and a field goal away from your next destination with fares as low as $73.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Whatever' Song by T.I.
Southwest Airlines
Southwest turns an airport customer service booth into a spontaneous dance and lip sync party when a customer asks about the faraway places he can travel to. Wearing their cool shades and grooving to T.I.'s 2008 hit song "Whatever You Like," the customer service agent and captain assure the customer he can have whatever he likes, even the drink that comes in the coconut with the tiny umbrella.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Southwest Goes Everywhere'
Southwest Airlines
A man performs a song about all of the places he's visited by flying with Southwest Airlines such as Los Angeles, New York City and Washington D.C. A montage depicts the many activities the man enjoys on these vacations including grape stomping, yoga and snorkeling. Southwest flies all over the country and international.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Behind Every Seat Is a Story: New Parents'
Southwest Airlines
A couple rushes through a department store picking out items for their soon-to-be daughter. The mother-to-be informs the cashier that the baby is due in four hours, leaving the cashier looking puzzled as she glances at the woman's bump-free stomach. The father clarifies, saying they are adopting. As the new parents cradle their baby on the return flight home, Southwest Airlines claims it offers more non-stop flights so travelers can be there when it matters most.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Black History Month All Year Round'
Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines believes that February is too short of a time to celebrate Black history. For them, Black History Month is celebrated all year round. In supporting organizations that are making a difference as well as the people who do great work, Southwest knows how to make us feel all warm inside.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Pumped' Song by Jax Jones
Southwest Airlines
When a Southwest Airlines customer says he's pumped there are flights to Belize, the employee's response is to lip sync "Yeah!" from a Jax Jones hit using the spin table that has appeared on her desk. The customer gets into it and asks about a few other locations, each one getting a more excited "yeah" from the employee-turned-DJ. When the man finds out he can also swim with dolphins, he can't help but dance along.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'A Real Cinderella Story'
Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines knows that your March Madness bracket might not go as planned, and there might be a Cinderella story who wins the championships. During the Southwest Sale, customers can find one-way fares as low as $69, and that's no fairy tale.
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Upgrade to Awesome'
Southwest Airlines
After two women pull up on the driveway of a hotel in their sleek red sports car with hip hop music playing loudly inside, they fail at many attempts to get the car door open. The valet staff watches as the alarm goes off and the windshield wipers begin to move rapidly. Finally, the door lifts open, allowing the women to step out in their cool cat shoes and casually toss the keys to one of the valet guys. Actress Rashida Jones, the voice-over in this commercial, mentions that Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines TV Commercial, 'Nothing Up Our Sleeves'
Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines believes in incredibly low fares without any extra fees or tricks; they call it "Transfarency."