A Southwest flyer typed a Facebook post so large everyone around could read it — and one seatmate did more than glance. Now the internet can’t stop sharing their overshared confession.
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“Southwest Airlines Will Open Several Airport Lounges” — Testing $500+ Credit Card for Access
A new Southwest Airlines says the airline “will open several airport lounges” and tests $500-plus premium credit card products offering access.
It’s October: Time To Execute On The Best Deal In Travel—Southwest Companion Pass Through 2027
With the right timing, one Southwest business card bonus can lock in nearly two full years of free companion flights. October is the month to act — and this may be the easiest path in years to the coveted Companion Pass.
From Bags Fly Free To Fees For Everything: Did Wall Street Just Ruin—Or Save—Southwest Airlines?
Southwest was once the airline that promised “Bags Fly Free.” Now it’s bag fees, seat fees, even expiring credits. Wall Street says this is the fix. Passengers call it betrayal. Maybe both are right.
Airline Miles on Debit Cards? Southwest Just Found a Way To Bring Them Back
Airlines aren’t getting a share of debit payments currently. The last major U.S. mileage-earning debit card was the SunTrust Delta SkyMiles product a decade ago.
Flailing Southwest Airlines CEO Eyes First Class, Lounges, Europe Flights To Bring Back Customers
After abandoning their core business model and customers, Southwest’s CEO is weighing first class cabins, airport lounges, and Europe flights in a scramble to redefine the airline.
Southwest Delays Denver’s Quiet Airport Plan—Travelers Still Drown In Announcements
Airports from San Francisco to Amsterdam are cutting background noise—but in Denver, Southwest has not joined, leaving travelers stuck with constant announcements.
Southwest Finally Adds Free WiFi—Too Bad It’s Slower Than Spirit’s
With marketing dollars from T-mobile, Southwest will begin offering free wifi to Rapid Rewards members starting October 24. The problem is that Southwest currently offers the worst wifi among U.S. airlines.
Spit On, Slapped & Zip Tied: Southwest Passenger Sues, Saying Open Seating Made The Drunk Attack Inevitable
A clearly intoxicated passenger grabbed another woman’s hair, slapped and spat at her, and shouted body-shaming insults on a Southwest Airlines flight from New York LaGuardia to Kansas City back on June 16. The woman was restrained with zip-ties, and she was ultimately removed from the aircraft back into the terminal on a gurney.
Austin Airport Arms Race: After Delta Expands To 29 Cities, Southwest Threatens To Retaliate With 200 Departures A Day
Delta Air Lines is growing to 29 destinations out of Austin. Delta currently flies to 25 destinations from Austin. Along with their regional partners, they operate 22% of flights and offer 19% of seats out of the airport. They’re number two behind Southwest, which offers 39% of flights and 41% of seats. The two carriers are duking it out to be anchor tenant for the new airport lease and use agreement as a new concourse gets built. Delta says they see themselves growing to Southwest’s current size in Austin. But Southwest isn’t sitting still. They think they could grow by 50%. Austin Business Journal quotes Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan: (HT: Enilria) [O]ur intent is to continue to grow our share of the market here…People are flocking to Austin because of the business environment and…