Our flight from Phoenix to Portland was on Boeing 737 Max 8 plane that had 175 passengers, 2 pilots, and 4 flight attendants. This is bigger and a little roomier with larger overhead bins that you stand your carry-on upright not laying down. The only problem is that if you have an aisle seat you are constantly being hit every time someone walks by as the aisles are now smaller. They did ask for volunteers to check bags for free as it was a full flight, which some people did do. They served us a package of Remy's Grahams Cinnamon Crackers and Stellar Mini Pretzel Braids as snacks. They do have an array of free and hot beverages as well as beverages for purchases. The flight was very peaceful. Our only complaint was the plane was freezing cold and even though we asked several times if they could turn the heat on, it remained cold for entire flight. Note to passengers, bring a sweater or blanket to keep warm. The pilots did a skillful job on take-off and landing. read more

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DAL-PHX flight delayed due to weather in PHX. The plane boarded then sat for over 1/2 hour. Announcement came: we will not be able to meet connecting flight to Tucson tonight so if any of the 6 passengers who are going to Tucson want to get off and stay in Dallas, come forward. Two people deplaned. Sat for another 20 mins. Next announcement: we will not be able to meet connecting flight to SFO, same same. 3 of us got up and went to the front. I was told the crew onboard is flying to San Jose from PHX and I could get on that flight if I chose to stay on the plane and go to PHX. I walked out to the gate and told rep I would like to be rebooked to San Jose from PHX. I was told no problem, just let them know in PHX when plane lands. Plane lands in PHX and the flight to San Jose is full, too bad. They book me on a very late flight to OAK. I go and wait by the San Jose bound gate and hear that a passenger has not shown up for flight to San Jose. The rep at the gate says there is a seat, go over to the desk and get rebooked. I do and am told they just gave the seat to a man who came after me! They actually said it was my fault because I went to the gate, I should have been at the desk. I have been a loyal customer of SW and fly them at least twice a month and am A lister. They could care less. I need to find a new airline. read more

Southwest has undergone some changes recently which most travelers are aware of at this point. Instead of their famous open seating, now seats are assigned. Front of airplane seats are generally more expensive now. In addition, the first 6 rows of seats now have extra legroom, reserved overhead bin space and an extra snack/premium drink. The tickets cost more of course. In terms of luggage, two free checked bags are no longer automatically free. You have to pay $40+each checked bag unless you have a choice extra ticket or you have a Chase Southwest credit card where you get one free checked bag. Also if you book a Southwest vacation, you also get two free checked bags. Is life better now than in the past? from a strictly price situation, no. Old Southwest and their two free checked bags were unbeatable in price. However, an airline has a right to do what it needs to do to survive and life without Southwest Airlines is much worse. As a consumer you have to of course get their credit card now to fully maximize on savings vs in the past. That sucks but what can you do? But now there's really differences if you're willing to pay more. On the confort and stress level situation, assigned seats are better. Gone are the days of ppl taking advantage of pre-board policies by pretending they need a wheelchair to get the front seats. Gone are the days of checking-in on the app 22 hours ahead of time instead of 24 hours ahead and being assigned a B55 boarding assignment. No more saving seats either. Assigned seats eliminate all that. There's still some improvements to be made but the boarding system is better now. Service remains Southwest friendly and professional so that's of course good. Operationally Southwest is still very efficient and quick. Overall, i still love the Luv airline as it keeps positivity in the air. read more

7.11.26 & 7.13.26 I almost always fly Southwest Airlines since I have their CC and get points. I don't really like the new changes but they also don't really affect me too much either. Being a card member, you get a free check-in bag + you get to choose your seat (from certain available options) free 48hrs prior to your flight. Also, my carry on always fits under the seat so I don't have to worry about overhead space. Majority of the time, there are no issues. The only thing really is pricing, but thats an issue with everything nowadays. On my flight from PHX to LAX, the flight took a while to depart and the wifi was not connecting the entire flight. Other than that, everything was good. Love the new Maui Monk pretzels! The flight from LAX back to PHX on 7.13.26 was horrible. Not the airlines or crew members fault but due to the storm in AZ. We were right above Phx and ready to land but they had to check if it was ok to land. We hovered above for about 20mins only to be told we could not land. It wasn't safe to go through the storm. So, they announced that we had to turn back to LAX. Sky Harbor actually shut down and multiple flights had to turn back or land elsewhere. Once we landed, they got the ok to fly back to Phx BUT we had to wait for another pilot and crew members to join. Anyone not going to Phx or Dallas had to unboard. We sat on the plane for what seemed like forever. Pilots and crew were very apologetic and handed out extra snacks/water and did their best to keep everyone happy and informed. Although flyers were unhappy, we understood why. We finally made it back in Phx around 11:30/11:45pm. Originally supposed to have been 6:30pm. I was so happy to finally be off the plane. Thanks to Southwest pilots and crew for getting us back home safely read more

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If you've flown Southwest Airlines lately, you know they've changed their seating system. I thought I'd hate it but honestly, I like it. The newer planes have phone plugs in the seat in front. Flight attendants are great too. I think they charge way too much to fly to phoenix though especially since it's such a short flight. read more

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Flew Southwest Airlines from Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) to Buffalo (BUF). I've flown Southwest for years and generally appreciate the efficient boarding process, friendly crews, and overall no-nonsense experience. That said, open seating has always been the weak link for me. On this particular flight, service was noticeably lacking. A flight attendant remained seated for an unusually long stretch, with little visibility or engagement, which stood out given Southwest's typically attentive service culture. It was surprising and disappointing, especially since this has not been my usual experience with the airline. Overall, Southwest remains a solid, mid-level carrier that gets you where you're going without frills. I'm genuinely looking forward to the introduction of assigned seating in 2026 -- a long-overdue and very welcome upgrade. Saluti. read more

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Always great customer service and on time service. I do appreciate the assigned seats now too.

I recently flew to BMH out of PHX, round trip for A2 weeks to visit family. Flew out 7/15/26 and home 7/29/26. Flights on both ends experienced turbulence. The Flight Attendants and the pilots did an excellent job of communicating with passengers and landing us safely. Thank you read more

Thankfully no delays this time. Snacks and drinks are good. I HATED that you had to use your phone in order to watch a movie. Good thing I had something to read. Airplane attendants were fine. Price was fine but could have been better if I purchased my tickets earlier. Not my favorite airline, but the rates were cheaper than my favorite airlines. You get what you pay for. read more

Recently flew Southwest from Phoenix to Nashville and while it was not a bad experience perse, the boarding and gate agents were a bit hectic in their announcements, bag checks and overall communication with guests and especially each other. The gates at PHX are already energetic and crowded, so boarding is always an uphill battle. I purposely upgraded my group to 1 to avoid waiting and fighting the later groups. This also gave me comfort with overhead baggage, which they were super tight on for this flight. So tight that it delayed boarding when they continued to allow people to board in the later groups with large roller bags. Even though they made the announcements multiple times, they never acted on it. Again, all the above was what I witnessed, and while the delay impacted me from a timing perspective, it did not do much to "ruin" or detract from my overall experience. Overall, I am a Southwest loyalist and enjoyed the direct flight from PHX to BNA! read more

So they've obviously changed a lot over the past year. The change to no free bags doesn't affect my wife or I since we are A-List preferred, but it was a bad change. Boarding now takes a crazy amount of time as everyone is trying to carry their houses with them to put in overhead storage. Even with them refitting their planes with larger bins - still a huge hassle. The boarding by groups has also become problematic as people in the groups now 'muscle' their way to the front - because they want to ensure overhead space. More chaos now than with A, B and C boarding by space numbers. We are in Phoenix today and the gate area and seating is microscopic - literally. More people standing than seats existing. The airline is going downhill which is sad because we've been loyal members for years. read more

Southwest's waiting area was pretty packed with passengers waiting to board! Loved that phone charging ports under seats were available!!! Gate D12 sign had a blue LED light !9 read more

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(Traveled 05/23/25 FR @ 8:49pm): Sometimes you wanna get away from the southwest at great prices... but in this case I remained in the southwest! I recently flew roundtrip with Southwest Airlines as I returned from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport PHX but originated from Hollywood Burbank Airport BUR. They had been my favorite domestic carrier for years (I wished they flew internationally!) until Alaska Airlines dethroned them. Southwest Airlines cornered the southwest and west coast air traffic markets, respectively. Did this airline still rule the southwest skies!? PURCHASE Roundtrip Wanna-Get-Away Airfare ($207.95): Nowadays, I booked one-way flights because I usually had more flexibility when I needed to return. However, I had a definite travel window on this recent vacation/business trip, so it made sense for the roundtrip option. Since I booked the flight three months before its departure, I felt this fare was fairly reasonable (an average $104.00 each way) for domestic air travel during the medium season (I traveled right before the Memorial holiday weekend). On an evening direct flight that arrived in Burbank just after 10:00pm the same day, it was all good. Checked Luggage - 2 Pieces Allowed (FREE; N/A this instance): I traveled very light especially for a quick trip such as this, so I only had a carry-on and backpack. As of this review, Southwest Airlines has since started charging for checked luggage as all airlines did. FLIGHT EXPERIENCE ~Check-in: I checked-in online 24-hours prior (Group B Position 08!), had my QR code boarding pass on their app, and traveled with only a carry-on and backpack, so I was ready to go! I had Global Entry & TSA PreCheck, so my time with security checkpoints and the necessary TSA pleasantries was efficient and minimal. When it was time, passengers were queued-up in order of their boarding group and number (i.e. A/B/C and 1/2/3, etc.). Sadly, the flight was delayed nearly 45 minutes. Once we finally left, the flight felt like it arrived shortly after it departed. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=0&select=d4_y3ObS9PQ2j-4alacT1w ~Seats: It was the same sardine can like all airplanes these days. On Southwest Airlines, seat selection was first-come first-served. I always favored the back of the plane close to the restroom and snacks. I was able to snag my usual window seat - yes! ~In-flight Meals (Varied; FREE this instance): I opted for my normal Seagram's Ginger Ale https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=0&select=ahPKymOWM0HVQEioXjuNow and one of the usual pretzel snacks https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=0&select=2eunI_HpOzModY1Bgem9Sw on Southwest Airlines that I loved. ~Lavatory: I did my business at the terminal before we left, so I had no idea of the condition of the restroom closest to me. ~Service & Amenities: All uniformly-dressed flight attendants were adequate and spoke perfect English. None of the seats had video monitors for movie/show watching, music listening, and games playing. The seats themselves were roomy enough. No blankets, headphones, or pillows were provided. The drink/snack cart rolled out shortly after the plane leveled off after takeoff. There were no carry-on baggage fees. PARKING (Varied; N/A this instance) I was dropping off a rental car at the airport, so no parking was involved. However, the airport offered onsite parking structures and surrounding lots with rates that started as low as $6.00 based upon your decision. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE I passed through the security checkpoint https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=0&select=X4Qsxc1aNn-OhREMlatNKw at Terminal 4 and headed towards Gate C11 where the waiting area was spacious enough, several long rows of seats, and a modern appeal. There were sufficient places to sit throughout the terminal. Plenty of natural lighting came in through the large windows that looked out to the tarmac while a ton of electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. Once on the airplane (I forgot to note the type of plane), it seemed like any other. ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. I liked to be unencumbered and unfettered, so the least amount of clothing, especially while I traveled through an airport, the better! OVERALL My roundtrip flight on Southwest Airlines returning from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport PHX was fine and got me back to Burbank safely which truthfully was all that mattered to me on any domestic flights. I wished there were seat video monitors that helped pass the time. In any case, I'd fly and recommend them again. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $208.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice...AMEX! 4.0 STARS read more

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Southwest Airlines is our go to choice when traveling. Always easy straightforward with cost or fees and love that they include 1 checked bag per flyer. (50lbs or less) We took flights from Phoenix Sky Harbor out to Dallas then to Myrtle beach and also flew with them back from our trip and stopped in Chicago. The 737 is pretty spacious compared to AA and I had one carry on that was stowed above in the overhead compartment and my backpack fit comfortably under the seat in front. I really appreciated that they have usb and usb-c charging ports on the chairs to ensure I had full charge while enjoying their free in flight entertainment/ movies. The flight crew was very kind and attentive with a smile on each journey. I really like the snacks and drinks provided. Can't wait to see where we will go on our next trip with Southwest! read more

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l like southwest airlines mostly because you are able to cancel and save the credit toward new flights when you have a change of plans. The flight attendants are nice and helpful. Recently I had a late flight returning to phoenix on different carrier. I decided to use my credit and booked on southwest that got me back 5 hours earlier. I'm grateful since I had work the next day. I'm disappointed that free checked luggage is ending at the end of May. Perhaps the sales price may offset the extra fees. Added pic of snacks given during flight. read more

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Great experience flying Southwest out of Phoenix. While the line to check bags was a few snakes deeps, it went really quick and the agents were really friendly. TSA was super fast, even better. Everyone at the gate was friendly and helpful and we left on time. Even better. read more

Southwest and Delta have been my go-to airlines for years. I personally have not had any serious issues with Southwest in my many years of flying. If I did encounter any, they were only miniscule things. Terminal 4 is the hub for Southwest Airlines at Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix. I do enjoy flying out of that terminal because I like the restaurants and the extra space and amenities that they have recently added. I am one of those people that still arrives two hours before my flight. This is so I do not run into issues like long security check point lines. Plus, I don't mind sitting at the airport and grabbing a coffee or some food while I wait for my flight. For me personally, the customer service has mostly been good on Southwest Airlines. I am not the biggest fan of how they do their seating assignments and would prefer to pick my seat ahead of time when booking a flight. I normally just pay the extra fee to get into group A seating. I like that I can connect and watch movies on my flights and that carry-on luggage is still free. Sadly after fifty years, Southwest Airlines' two checked bags-fly-free policy officially ends in 2025. So even Southwest is giving into the pressure of our ever-changing world. Hopefully, they can keep decent service and reliable flight times. read more

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This airline is such a joke . They take no responsibility for theft out of your bags or damages to your luggage! All they do is give you the run around about what you're supposed to do but I talked to 3 different agents and they all gave me misinformation ! So here it is a week later and nothing has been done unless I it's me calling them because they keep telling me the wrong things to do . read more

Great flight options on Southwest all over the places they fly and are adding - please add XNA!!! XNA XNA XNA XNA XNA XNA read more

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How ironic is this? Maybe I just got used to system that SWA used in the past for making reservations and boarding the flights, and I thought that was most accommodating and convenient. But their new system is just horrible and designed to squeeze every dollar out of their customers! I made reservations for myself and my wife to fly on an itinerary. But in order for my wife and I to be seated together, we would have to pay an extra fee for that! How stupid is that??! And to make matters worse, I am now partially disabled in my old age and my wife is my "assistance partner" - she helps we with getting to my seat and for stowing my carry-on luggage. But for us to board together and sit together, we have to pay an extra fee. How greedy is that? I guess it wouldn't be bad if the fee was nominal, but they want over 50% of the fare for each leg of the itinerary!!! Holy Crap!!! I actually think that maybe we should stop flying SWA and use other carriers instead!! read more

Being based out of the Phoenix area, I find that Southwest Airlines and American Airlines are the most ideal airlines to fly for me. While I typically fly American Airlines, every now and then, I do find myself on a Southwest Airlines flight. While I know some big changes are on the horizon including the cost of luggage being added and assigned seating starting soon, the "no frills" concept of Southwest Airlines for better fares and the "outrageously fun" service culture intrigue me with the airlines as a customer and observer. In fact, I typically have had very positive customer service experiences whether in advance on the phone or in person at the airport. I find myself occasionally flying in and out of the Southwest Airlines gates at Phoenix Sky Harbor in the C or D gates, especially when traveling to California, Las Vegas, El Paso, or Albuquerque. Sometimes, I even find myself on further journeys. While I have never tried the A-List program before, I have membership in CLEAR and Global Entry, which help me speed through security to get to the gates. I also find myself enjoying lounges through the American Express Platinum card and/or Priority Pass program. It also provides a travel incidental which I often will use with Southwest Airlines. Traveling has become more of a hobby and habit at the same time, and using Southwest Airlines and American Airlines as two the two airlines that are most convenient for me, I can accumulate points or miles quickly for future benefits. I actually recall learning about Southwest Airlines in my business school classes way back when as it was used as a regular case study, and I loved reading books about Herb Kelleher and the early days of Southwest Airlines and its service focus not only to customers but to employees as well. After all, if your employees aren't happy, your customers certainly won't be. I recall living the Southwest Airlines experience on holidays when everyone was treated to drinks, through fun and entertaining announcements by flight attendants, and when I was younger, even being invited to pass out the peanuts (in the days well before pretzels were instead distributed). While I'm not sure what the Southwest Airlines procedures will look like in the future, I can expect great service, which is really what we're looking for (besides safe and timely flights). I look forward to continuing to check in with Southwest Airlines every now and then. read more

The OG. Sometimes, I am nervous about flying SW but their system is simple and it works. Flights on this trip were again on time and smooth.

If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times, Southwest Airlines is my jam!! I'm too skedddd to try any other "budget" airline like Frontier or Spirit. I have heard way too many horror stories, lol. Southwest isn't perfect, but they come pretty damn close. The Phoenix based crew is always friendly and professional. Sometimes, when I fly to/from Phoenix Sky Harbor, we don't get the complimentary drink due to turbulence. When they do serve it, I always giggle to myself because the ride is so short, they tell you to hurry it on up, stop drinking, and start chugging! The flight is barely an hour long, so they literally hand them out, then come back through the cabin and start collecting trash. I've got this routine down like no one's business. I'll continue to be a fan of SWA and hopefully fly longer than 1 hour in the near future. Houston and Jersey are calling my name! read more

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When I'm connecting through Sky Harbor Phoenix, I'm using on American Airlines. This Southwest connection was also unique as when going from Reno to Des Moines, I usually go through Las Vegas or Denver. I did appreciate that for this connection, it was just a short walk between gates. The flight from Phoenix to Des Moines was full, but I did manage to snag one of those Exit area seats that had no chair in front, allowing a lot of leg room. The downside was that the guy next to me in the same row was a talker. Actually, he was a very interesting guy, and I'm sure his wife was relieved that she could have most of the flight to herself. read more

Southwest used to be a good airline. They are now the worst! The downsized their customer service to the point its almost nonexistent. Their flights are usually delayed. They lose your bags, refuse to reimburse, and blame all their problems on others instead of taking accountability. Do yourself and anyone you love a favor and fly another airline. Looking forward to Southwest going under like Spirit. read more

I have flown SW for years and was my go to. Recently I booked a flight and couldn't select a seat online. Since I bought the premium seat ticket I called to make sure the seats were available. I was told that even though I had purchased the most expensive ticket available there was one premium seat available and I'd board in groups 1,2,or 3. And if I wanted a different seat I could have that still board in those groups. The other seat would not have the extra leg room even though I would have paid for that. I said I had always boarded in group 1 with this price ticket but no more. I found a less expensive flight with more benefits at the same times on AA. I flew American instead and if that's the attitude at SW will likely fly elsewhere in the future. read more

1/31/25- Just landed.. and a ver smooth ride- Pilot announced that we had to wait because someone was in our spot.. How does that happen?.. Then another few minutes later- he announces waiting for someone else to bring the ramp.. Wouldn't be a bother if the next connecting flight is gate D.. and we're at 7.. Just made it even with a restroom stop.. Ten minutes to board.. whew! read more

Southwest has Abbie's been taking it in the chin lately with their new changes. I get that change is difficult. Recently called into SW to book a flight because my computer and phone weren't responding properly. The lady in the other end (SW rep) was awful! So rude and condescending. We are asking questions for clarifications because things didn't make sense and one of her exact lines was' "you know because I am telling you" in a pretty rude way. We have flown SW for years and used their priority card etc. The point is most people just need a little education and when someone is being so rude and condescending that is not going to help Southwest cause of getting people off their backs and not being angry. Be better SW reps! read more

I know most people don't like to fly Southwest Airlines. My wife and I do. The benefits are that you can check in via the app 24 hours prior to your flight, free luggage check, snacks, complimentary drinks, Travel Rapid Rewards, and have the friendliest (sometimes funniest) staff. I was surprised there was hardly any line flying back home to San Jose, CA. The flight wasn't as full as usual, so there were plenty of empty seats to choose from. Very enjoyable. read more

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This is not a luxury experience - but to me is more reliable than other budget airlines. If the price is really really good I take Southwest - and if you search for deals the prices that can be found a few times a year are shockingly good. Search forums if your interested - but don't go too crazy with price shopping as your time also costs money in my book - that is unless you have no more future dreams or aspirations. United seems to always cancel last minute - Delta a bit high nosed - and well, Southwest - at least its not Spirit. I think the most germy places on these aircrafts are the seatbelts, headrests, tray table - so just try not to touch any of that. My least favorite seats are the ones in front of the emergency exit rows as they don't recline - I also like to avoid the far back or far front of the plane - over the wings is great your going to get a better ride. Smooth sailing. What else is there for options? You can travel by car or Amtrak - I can't comment too much on the train - seems old fashioned - romantic - and leisurely. Maybe perfect for retired people who have lots of free time. Overall of all the times I've flown Southwest I expect the worst and it just doesn't happen. One of my brothers takes more luxury flights and complains more about the people in business class. He said Paris Hilton and her husband took his spot and she was obnoxious and took his and his wife's seat. At least if you fly coach on SW you don't ever have to worry about bumping into her. read more

I can't believe I've never reviewed Southwest Airlines! They are my favorite US airline. Here's why: 1. It is very easy to redeem Southwest Rapid Rewards points for free flights. Other airlines make it tough. Southwest is a breeze! 2. Two checked bags (up to 50 pounds each) are free. This can save you a lot of money. 3. Staff members are friendly and fun. In 20+ years of flying on Southwest, I've only encountered one somewhat crabby flight attendant. 4. They now fly to Hawaii! They even have Hawaii sales every so often. 5. The Southwest Rapid Rewards Visa card is an easy way to rack up points. 6. You can earn Southwest Rapid Rewards through renting a car or booking a hotel through the Southwest website. Keep up the great work, Southwest! read more

We already had our boarding passes and went to the kiosk to get luggage tags . It was an easy process. We put the baggage claim tickets on our luggage. We proceeded to the counter and a nice agent helped our check baggage. Onward to the gate. read more

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I paid for an exit seat on both flights but only received one trip in those seats. no explanation as to why. bring a coat, they keep it COLD. read more

Absolutely TERRIBLE customer service. Paid the extra fees to guarantee a seat by my 4yr old and 8 yr old, they cancelled our flight due to first leg being delayed, then tried to rebook us with a 5 hr layover instead of the orig 30 minutes with my children sitting with strangers. Spent over an hour on the phone trying to get seats with my children to be told I had to pay another $600 fee due to their mistake. After multiple escalations finally got a flight out together the next morning with no apology or concern that they cost us an extra night in FL, extra parking fees and food expenses. Worse airline ever. read more

Southwest post a 75% on-time performance has to be fake! No way, maybe 50%. I'm always late due to their terrible service....frustrating!

Seems great so far. I've had a RR number for awhile but I haven't flown Southwest in years. Not sure why, I usually pick airline choices based on departure times I need. SW has a big section in PHX with a great variety of coffee, breakfast burritos, couple of bars, couple of shops. The usual layout although some other terminals have barely anything. Lots of seating at D gates and a nice employee helped me figure out my boarding. I don't think I should have paid for early boarding cuz I boarded w the rest of the crowd. The check in ladies were kind of annoying- asked how do I get my boarding pass on my phone CUZ THEY KEPT ASKING IF MY BP WAS ON MY PHONE BUT NO ONE SHIWS YOU HOW..... so I asked well how cuz yeah I'd love to have it on my phone... and she keeps plonking her loud hard fake fingernail on my phone screen saying well it should say download right here, bonk, here, bonk, here bonk. Then some other lady comes over and she leaves me and starts socializing w her. God such a mess.... later upstairs I went thru and downloaded the app and tried it myself and finally got the BP on my phone. So happy they will soon have assigned seating- that free for all, sit wherever idea is a bit chaotic read more

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Now Southwest has a $75 fee to choose your seat and a $35 check luggage fee. Now, they are more expensive with no benefit to the extra cost. Terrible! Won't fly Southwest again unless they work this out. read more

Love me some Southwest Airlines! The Phoenix crew were very welcoming, friendly, and just plain nice! From now on, this is my airline of choice for flying to and from the Valley of the Sun. From the 2 free bags per person, the carry on and personal item per person allowed in the cabin, to the ability to watch tv and movies for free in flight, plus the inexpensive alcohol available, Southwest is truly worth the price! 62/2023 read more

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im going today and on 2025 and 2024 it was very awesome drink good food good I always go there when I go to Indiana:) every june

Whatever has happened to SW, it's a shell of its former self. Bags fly free is gone, free internet is gone, advantages of using their credit card have decreased substantially, free use of skycaps is history, the list goes on. Yesterday (6/3), the line to check in at 7:30am was well over 90 minutes. They blamed it on a new third party baggage system. People around us missed flights. So long Southwest!!!! read more