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This is why I don't fly Southwest...I hate their first come first serve policy. Essentially what this does is play smart and check you in early so you get a goo
by nhangen 14y ago
This is why I don't fly Southwest...I hate their first come first serve policy. Essentially what this does is play smart and check you in early so you get a good seat. I don't see how it's any different than setting an alert to remind you to sign in and do it manually.
God forbid they lose the ridiculous $10 'upgrade' fee.
- jblock 14y agoExcept that it makes getting on the plane and seating yourself extremely efficient, which saves Southwest money, which saves you money.
- nhangen 14y agoIt's actually not nearly as efficient as being able to select your seat when you purchase your ticket.
- jblock 14y agohttp://www.quora.com/Air-Travel/Why-is-airplane-boarding-always-a-mob-scene/answer/Michele-Walk http://www.quora.com/Air-Travel/Why-is-airplane-boarding-alw... Disagree. That's outwardly more efficient, but it turns out that when we're tasked with sorting and arranging ourselves, we do this whole boarding a plane thing pretty efficiently (especially when we have a vague sense of our chances of finding a convenient spot for our bags or a good seat).