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Southwest Airlines Breaks Silence on Controversial Change With Official Announcement
Travelers have known for months that Southwest Airlines planned to change the way people board the airline's planes. Instead of being assigned a number relating to boarding the aircraft, travelers will be able to select their assigned seat ahead of time.
Going forward, even more changes are on the horizon. On Thursday, Southwest shared a revamp to its Rapid Rewards Credit Cards ...
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Southwest Airlines Unveils Major Credit Card Overhaul With New Perks And Higher FeesSouthwest Airlines announced a comprehensive refresh of its credit card lineup, introducing new benefits while significantly increasing annual fees across all cards.
Southwest Airlines no longer includes two free checked bags for all fares. Here’s who still qualifies, how much fees cost, ...
Chase and Southwest Airlines have refreshed personal and business Rapid Rewards cards, raising annual fees while adding bag, ...
Southwest's CEO said if the airline had baggage fees at the beginning of the year, they would have led to $1 billion in ...
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Southwest unveils big credit card refresh: 50% fee hikes, but new seating and boarding perksSouthwest Airlines hiked annual fees on its credit cards, but also announced a host of new benefits and other changes.
Southwest Airlines will begin charging for checked bags on new reservations starting May 28th. The fees will be $35 for the first bag and $45 for a second.
Starting Jan. 27, Southwest Airlines passengers will get assigned seats for the first time, marking a major shift in the ...
Southwest Airlines will start charging for checked bags on new reservations starting May 28. The fees will be $35 for the first bag and $45 for a second.
The airline estimated in September that charging bag fees would bring in about $1.5 billion a year but cost the airline $1.8 billion in lost business from customers who chose to fly ...
Southwest Airlines' CEO told investors in a July 24 earnings call that the airline could eventually open its own lounges.
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