What Happens to Your Southwest Rapid Rewards Account When You Die
Quick Facts
Points
Non-transferable but usable
Companion Pass
Ends at death
Travel
Use points for family travel
Step-by-Step Guide
Points are non-transferable
Southwest Rapid Rewards points are non-transferable, but they can be used to book travel before the account is closed.
Companion Pass ends at death
Any active Companion Pass ends with the account holder. Book any desired travel before notifying Southwest.
Document Now Checklist
- Points balance
- Companion Pass status and expiration
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