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Southwest Airlines is winning me over


I'm still a huge Alaska Airlines fan and always will be, however, Southwest is winning me over. Front row seat with lot's of let room. The best part of Southwest is that they take the overhead bins seriously, if the bag is to big, they check it. If you have to many bags, then check some of them.

You don't seem to hear about fights on Alaska or Southwest, and I know why. People don't get so mad due to the quality of flight attendants.

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Travel said…
I have only flown SW a couple of times, they now fly into DCA.
6:37 AM
Woodchuck said…
Hey travel...
The one thing I would recommend is that until you make "A List" preferred, I would purchase the automatic check in option and pay the few extra dollars. Makes checking into the flight so much better.
7:39 AM
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