Southwest Airlines announced alcohol will be offered on flights again, according to a news release.
The airline stopped the sale of alcohol at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Southwest said guests of the airline will be able to purchase alcohol on flights again on Feb. 16.
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Here is the pricing for some of the beverages on the flights:
- Miller Lite for $6
- Blue Moon for $7
- Lagunitas IPA for $7
- Sparkling wine for $6
- Chardonnay for $6
- Vodka for $7
- Jack Daniels for $7
- Wild Turkey for $7
- Bacardi Rum for $7
- Tequila for $7
Any customer who had a drink coupon and the deal expired in 2020 or 2021 will be able to use the offer through Dec. 31, according to the airline.