But Southwest calculates the points needed by multiplying the base fare (not the total fare) by 70. That means that on a points booking, you are NOT being charged for all of the additional taxes and fees (except for the security fee of $2.50). The points needed for this booking are $72.56 x 70 = 5,079 Southwest points. But youâre getting a value of $89 â $2.50 = $86.50 for the fare. And ($86.50 cost of flight / 5,079 Southwest points) = ~1.7 cents per point! So Southwest points are still worth more than the advertised value of ~1.43 cents per point!
Stockholm syndromenoun [ U ] uk â /ËstÉk.hÉÊm ËsÉªn.drÉÊm/ us â /ËstÉËk.hoÊm ËsÉªn.droÊm/. âº the situation when a person who has been taken prisoner starts to like or trust the person or people who have taken them: In hostage-taking situations, it is not uncommon for Stockholm syndrome to develop. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words.
Down syndrome (sometimes called Downâs syndrome) is a condition in which a child is born with an extra copy of their 21st chromosome (hence its other name, Trisomy 21). This causes physical and mental developmental delays and disabilities.