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Tomorrow marks the end of an era for Southwest Airlines as we know it.
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If you’ve been putting off learning about Southwest’s new seating policies, your time is officially up. Starting January 27th (yes, tomorrow), the airline is completely overhauling how you board and sit on their planes. If you’re flying Southwest anytime soon, here’s everything you need to know before you head to the airport.
Southwest Airlines has officially decided to become just like everyone else.
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Flying Southwest used to mean something different (open seating, boarding by number, and the freedom to snag whatever seat you wanted once you got on the plane). But starting January 27th, all of that is changing in a big way, and if you’re a frequent Southwest flyer, you need to know what’s coming.
Something we took for granted will soon be coming to an end. Now, we’ve already had to say goodbye to free checked bags on Southwest Airlines, but soon, the entire way you buy seats and board the plane is also going to change.
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Southwest has made a series of policy changes with its seating, but the biggest changes will begin on January 27th. We’re going to break those new seating rules down so you can make sense of them.
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