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I've done a similar thing with Southwest Airline's check-in. They let people get seated based on the order in which they check in for their flight. So right bef
by artursapek 9y ago
I've done a similar thing with Southwest Airline's check-in. They let people get seated based on the order in which they check in for their flight. So right before the 24 hour period began I would run a script that tried to check me in repeatedly until it succeeded. Usually got really good seats.
EDIT: to those asking for the source, it was just a bash script that I have probably lost. The GitHub linked in this subthread looks a lot better than what I had.
- gregorymichael 9y agoGreg from Twilio here. I love Southwest[1] and have wanted to do something like this forever. Would you be up for sharing the source? Can drop me a note at gb@twilio.com. [1]: http://baugues.com/southwest http://baugues.com/southwest
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- necrodome 9y agoI used this last year for ~ 10 flights. https://github.com/aortbals/southwest-checkin https://github.com/aortbals/southwest-checkin
- gregorymichael 9y agoThis is great. And RUBY!! Thank you.
- elyrly 9y agoI would love to check this out as well. richard@bugcrowd.com