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- Family Boarding Seating Policy | Southwest Airlines
Learn about Southwest Airlines family boarding and seating policies for travelers with children six years of age or younger Find more information on family boarding here
- Southwest Airlines Family Travel Hub: Your Guide to Flying . . .
Southwest offers Family Boarding right after the “A” group and right before the “B” group has boarded Up to two accompanying adults can board with a child six years or younger during family boarding Families with kids younger and older than six can all board together during family boarding
- How to get seats together as a family on Southwest Airlines
Southwest offers Family Boarding after the A group but before the B group, for up to two adults traveling with children 6 and younger This essentially allows families to "skip the line" if they were otherwise assigned a B or C boarding position
- Heres How Family Boarding Seating Works At Southwest Airlines
Then, Southwest will board Group A, typically in three different sections: A1-15, A15-30, and A30-60 Following Group A, families traveling with children under the age of six can board The airline allows up to two adults to board with a child
- Southwest Airlines Family Boarding Policy Explained [2023]
In this article, I will break down all of the benefits that you can expect to receive as a family traveling on Southwest I’ll cover things like family boarding age limits, child fares, and policies for infants I’ll also talk about how to complete the all important age verifications and what to do if you’re flying while pregnant
- Crucial Things To Know About How Southwest Airlines Family . . .
Family boarding allows up to two adults traveling with children age 6 or younger to board the plane after the "A" group is called Be aware that the official cutoff is 6 years old, but sometimes they may usher young kids through without checking their date of birth
- The Complete Guide to Flying Southwest With Kids
Southwest allows all families with children ages 6 and under to board between the A B groups no matter what their assigned boarding numbers (Occasionally, I've even seen Southwest experiment with allowing families with older kids to use family boarding on select flights too )
- Guide To Understanding the Southwest Boarding Groups and . . .
Here's what you need to know about the Southwest Airlines boarding procedure (including the answer to the question - when does Southwest board families? - hint, it's not first, which is important to know)
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