Southwest Airlines ends its 50-year free checked bag policy starting May 28, joining competitors in charging fees while preserving perks for loyalty members.
Southwest Airlines, which long stood out amongst competitors for its low-cost, no-frills model, is starting to re-evaluate its approach as it seeks to capture more revenue.
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby and Delta Air Lines President Glen Hauenstein on Tuesday weighed in on Southwest Airlines ...
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Southwest Airlines ends free checked luggage for most people: Do you still qualify?Southwest Airlines is ending its long-standing free checked bag policy for most passengers. Here are the details.
This huge change to the Southwest business model upturns decades of unique market positioning. It’s a high-risk bet.
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Southwest Airlines no longer will let checked bags fly for freeThe company also announced Tuesday that it will roll out a new, basic fare on its lowest priced tickets bought on or after May 28.
Southwest Airlines is ending its open seating policy and introducing bag fees as part of a major operational overhaul.
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