South Western airlines turn from open seats to designated seats by 2026

Southst Airlines designated seats are closer to becoming a reality.

The airline, known as an open seating policy, has released more information about when travelers can expect change.

“We are planning to start providing reservations for the dedicated and distinguished sitting in the second half of 2025, and we are expected to start working with the special and distinguished seats in 2026,” Southern West Airlines He says on his website.

The company launched a new advertising campaign that displays a dedicated seat this week, as a spokesman for the Fox Business told, adding that the southwestern Airlines “wanted to bring new people to the barn with the current customers also reminded why they chose the southwest in the first place.”

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“It was important for us to make it clear to them that we got it,” he said.

Airlines The accurate dates of the designated sitting have not yet participated, but it was said, “We are continuing as we are approaching the third quarter.”

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SouthWest Airlines has recently made a large group of changes.

Perhaps the most essential change is The new bags policy of the airline, Which only started to provide free bags for some loyal business clients on May 28.

Earlier this week, HoneyWell Aerospace Technologies announced Southwest Airlines, which is in the process of equipping all Boeing 737 aircraft with new technology aimed at improving safety on the corridors.

Last month, the Texas -based airline announced a new base, “It requires customers to maintain visible mobile devices while using it during flying,” a southwest spokesman said in a statement.

index	protection	last	Changing	% Change
Loew	South West Air.	31.17	-0.25	-0.80 %

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In December, the airline changed the policy “to reduce the risk of disturbances during flying.” Instead of preparing the cabin to land at an altitude of 10,000 feet, the flight attendants began to do so at an altitude of 18,000 feet.

Ashley Demilla of Fox News Devilla and Daniela Ginovies contributed to this report.