Fly Southwest: PVR to Boston, Massachusetts

So, you're tuning up your warm-weather Spanish and packing your sunnies for good times in Puerto Vallarta. Just imagine it, basking on the sun-kissed beaches, the rhythm of the mariachi floating through the sea air. But hey, don’t forget your plan to fly back to Boston on Southwest! Bueno, let's talk about that a bit! To save some extra bucks for those charming sombreros, we’ll inspect some of the best options for your return journey.

First, you need to make a decision: Are you a 'one-way' flyer or 'round-trip' traveler type? That’s crucial because it can make quite a difference in the airfare. Southwest offers plenty of both options, so no worries there! Personally, I like having that flexibility, knowing there's no strict schedule to keep. But if you’ll be returning after a certain duration, a round-trip ticket can save you hassle - and usually, quite a few pesos.

Next up is the 'flight schedule'. Hold it! Before you start picturing those horrid early morning alarms, how about considering a ‘red-eye flight’? Granted, it's not everyone's cup of tea, but if you can snooze on the plane, you’re hitting two birds with one stone. You save on a night's accommodation and wake up refreshed in your own bed in Boston! Not a bad deal, eh?

Oh, and here's a tip from a frequent flyer, and trust me, it's a good one! Keep your eyes peeled for 'flight deals'. Southwest's website often has some exciting offers, and who doesn't like a good discount? Signing up for their 'mileage program' is not a bad move too. Collecting those miles will come in handy for future travels.

Now, if you're like me, a hearty meal and a good movie are essential in-flight services for any long journey. You'll be glad to know Southwest usually delivers on that front. So, whether you fly economy class or splurge on business class for extra comfort, the in-flight entertainment will duly distract you from the flight duration.

That said, you might also want to examine the ‘baggage allowance’ on your ticket. Heading back from the land of tequila and tacos, you’ll likely have your fair share of souvenirs- spicy salsa, maybe a bottle of your favorite tequila, or beautiful local crafts. Make sure to leave a little extra space for such goodies!

With regards to the 'flight cancellation policy', trust me when I say it's worth looking into. As much as we'd all love to live in a world where our plans never change, life often has its own say. Checking out Southwest's cancellation policy could spare you a headache later on.

And last, but certainly not least, you're most likely thinking about 'connecting flights' versus 'non-stop' options. A non-stop flight is the quickest way to get from A (or PV, in this case) to B (Boston), but connecting flights can sometimes come in cheaper. Besides, you might even get to check out a new airport or city during your layover!

Making the right choices for this travel tale isn’t quite as complicated as it seems, agreed? Consider each aspect carefully, from picking the flight type and watching out for deals, to selecting the most suitable flight schedule and packing according to the airline's baggage allowance. With a bit of foresight and smart decision-making, you can make your flight from Puerto Vallarta to Boston a pleasant part of your travel story. Safe travels, or as they say in Mexico, 'Buen viaje!'.