Moreover, it seems likely that Delta and United are likely to be the two neck-and-neck competitors for these kinds of ...

Boarding usually starts 25–30 minutes before takeoff, and it’s often where the real bottlenecks happen. Oversized carry-ons, ...

The No. 1 airline in this annual Best Airlines ranking led in reliability and its guest experience. Here's where all the ...

Unfortunately, things have already changed for many frequent Southwest customers. The airline recently announced that it will ...

Reports of fliers pre-boarding in wheelchairs followed by miraculous recoveries upon arrival have become frequent complaints for regular Southwest customers.

With the end of Southwest Airlines’ beloved “bags fly free” policy, fliers are stuck shelling out money to check their bags — and some are exploring creative ways to offset the cost.

Southwest Airlines customers were angry to learn a beloved free perk was ending. Some were even angrier about how the CEO described it.

Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 shown approaching LAX, Los Angeles International Airport, for landing. Angel Di Bilio/Getty Images Ending free bags looks like a bad idea for Southwest Airlines.

Southwest becomes last major U.S. airline to set new checked bag fee 03:43. After more than 50 years, Southwest Airlines' "bags fly free" policy is finally coming to an end.

It's been a year full of major changes for Southwest Airlines as the airline ended its longstanding "Bags Fly Free" policy along with its traditional open seating policy that set it apart from ...

Starting with flights purchased on or after May 28, 2025, Southwest will charge $35 for the first checked bag and $45 for the second checked bag. Why is Southwest now charging for checked bags?

Beginning with flights on May 28 and later, Southwest Airlines will charge $35 for the first checked bag and $45 for the second. However, these fees are just for the general flying public.