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Southwest’s CFO on Seat Assignments, Bag Fees, and the Airline’s Overhaul — Full Video

Southwest Airlines has made some major changes in recent years, including implementing seat assignments and bag fees.
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This One Code on Your Boarding Pass Could Mean You Don’t Have a Seat—What to Know

Airline boarding passes can be a mystery of acronyms, but one code could mean the difference between getting on a flight or ...
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Southwest Airlines Exec Defends Changes, Says Network Is a ‘Huge Differentiator’

Southwest Chief Financial Officer Tom Doxey said the airline's large point-to-point network that is a key differentiator from ...

Passengers are suing airlines for selling window seats with no windows

You excitedly go online to book a flight for yourself, where you discover that there are still window seats available. You ...

When you book with one airline but fly with another

Airline codesharing partnerships can help travelers access more convenient schedules and new destinations, but there are some ...
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This Airline Was Voted the Best Low-cost Carrier in the World—Again

AirAsia tops Skytrax’s 2025 passenger survey for the 16th consecutive year, beating out carriers from Europe, the Middle East ...

What to know about Southwest Airlines’ new boarding process

The famed numbered metal stanchions that for decades defined Southwest Airlines’ unique boarding process are coming down as ...
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What It Means If ‘See Agent’ Is Printed on Your Boarding Pass

Each airline’s boarding pass has a different design, but the basics are all there. Your seat number, departure time, airline and flight number, frequent flyer number, and class of service are all ...