Southwest is getting rid of open seating and will now assign seats

Southwest Airlines is ending its open seating policy, introducing extra legroom seats, and starting overnight flights to boost revenue. The changes aim to address financial pressures while maintaining a democratic boarding process. The video discusses the stress of securing a good boarding position and strategies to improve the experience.

What major change is Southwest Airlines implementing next year?

• Introducing open seating

• Reducing flight routes

• Increasing ticket prices

• Offering extra legroom seats

When will Southwest Airlines start overnight flights?

• In December

• Next summer

• Next month

• In February

What is a key feature of Southwest's current seating policy?

• Assigned seating

• Open seating

• First-class only

• Window seats only

What do passengers need to do to secure a better boarding position?

• Call customer service

• Pay an extra fee

• Arrive at the airport early

• Log in 24 hours in advance

How do some passengers try to secure the best seats?

• By throwing elbows

• By booking first-class

• By bribing the staff

• By arriving late