Southwest is under pressure to drum up revenue from an oversupplied U.S. market and an activist investor.
  • Southwest plans to offer pricier seats with extra legroom and end open seating on its planes.
  • The shifts are the most major in the airline’s more than five decades of flying.
  • Southwest expects to start selling seats with the new cabin option next year.
  • LustyArgonian@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    4 months ago

    Remember, like in 2006, when they’d board the plane in order? Eg the back of the plan boards first, then the middle, then the front. And no one is trying to push past each other, no one is in each other’s way, it’s just efficient and easy.