Travel from San Francisco Southwest Airlines Flight wn4118 The attendants were so sweet and helpful. In addition, the plane was so clean too. Such a great price to fly Southwest Airlines. read more

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Southwest used to be my favorite airline, but after this trip, I have completely lost my trust in the airline. My wife and I flew Southwest Flight 1794 from San Jose (SJC) to San Diego (SAN) on September 11, 2026. I was traveling to San Diego because my brother was critically ill and dying. I was desperately trying to get to the hospital to see him alive one last time. Our flight was delayed four or five times. We were repeatedly told the delays were because of air traffic. By the time I finally arrived in San Diego, my brother had already passed away. I want to be very clear: I am NOT blaming Southwest for my brother's death. His condition was already critical, and his death was beyond anyone's control. I am blaming Southwest for the repeated delays that caused me to arrive too late to see him alive and say goodbye. Southwest didn't take my brother's life. But the delays took away something I can never get back--the chance to see my brother one last time. And unfortunately, the problems continued on my way home. On September 13, I spent almost five hours at San Diego Airport dealing with repeated delays on my return flight. I was told the incoming plane was coming from Las Vegas and was delayed, and later that it hadn't even departed Las Vegas. A delayed flight may be just another number to an airline. To a passenger, those hours can mean everything. You can reschedule a trip. You can take another flight. But you cannot reschedule a goodbye. Southwest, you were once my favorite airline. After this experience, I will think twice before ever flying Southwest again, and I can no longer recommend you to my family or friends. You didn't just delay my trip. You took away my last opportunity to say goodbye to my brother. read more

Really starting to hate the new Southwest...just got this email that might flight was canceled and rebooked 4 hours later. This is the 2nd time this has happened. Picking seats and checking bags cost extra now too. Time to shop around other carriers more often. -------------------------------------------------------- We're sorry. Learn about the next steps. Hello from Southwest Airlines®, You have been rebooked to SFO on Southwest Airlines® Flight #3454 departing SAN at 4:55 PM on August 21. Your seat assignment may also have changed. This change was made due to a disruption to your original itinerary. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes you. If you have questions about your flight, we encourage you to view your new itinerary. * If your new itinerary doesn't work, you can change your seat or you can rebook your flight up to two times with confirmation #ABL7E6. * If you decide not to travel, you are eligible for a refund. See details about your available options. Your reservation must be canceled at least 10 minutes before the new flight's scheduled departure time. Thank you for flying with us. We'll see you onboard soon. The Southwest® Team Southwest.com® Privacy Southwest Experience Cualquier información publicitaria, promocional o de mercadotecnia contenida en este correo electrónico sólo será efectiva y únicamente será aplicable en los Estados Unidos de América. This is a post-only mailing from Southwest Airlines®. Please do not attempt to respond to this message. Southwest Airlines 2702 Love Field Drive Dallas, TX 75235 1-800-I-FLY-SWA (1-800-435-9792) This email was sent to: {emailAddress} © Copyright 2026 Southwest Airlines Co. All Rights Reserved. read more

Used to fly this route with Southwest all the time, and they were consistently reliable. Brought back memories as I flew in this time. The flight was smooth and the service was what I expected from Southwest. Nothing fancy, but dependable and practical. read more

The airport is a lawless place. 7AM? Drink a beer. Tired? Sleep on the floor. Hungry? Chips now cost $18. And if you're in California, the chips are $23. I kid... kinda. I enjoy Southwest Airlines. I fly mainly with Southwest Airlines should the travel destination permit it. And for a 55-minute flight between San Diego and Phoenix, I have zero complaints. The Southwest Airlines gates have great seating and charging ports, are operated with a friendly staff, and it's a short flight for me. No complaints, minus the simple desire that I wish that bags still flew free. The San Diego Airport itself s spacious and clean. The layout is simple and cozy, and TSA moves fast. The bathrooms and entryways on the first floor, before the TSA gate, seem sketchy though. No one wants to be hit up for cash by the more colorful squatters at the airport. read more

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The lady at the SAN airport's Southwest Help Desk was super helpful when our scheduled flight back home got canceled just a few hours before the flight. The online systems for rebooking were acting up and it looked like we wouldn't be flying out under late night. The regular check in kiosks were giving us a hard time. An airline employee pointed us to the Help Desk. She was able to get our booking straightened out for the next flight. She did this politely, calmly, and professionally. She got our bags checked and gave us boarding passes. Top notch customer service. Helped us through a stressful moment. read more

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Prices are competitive, and they easily offer the most generous legroom in standard economy. The flight crew was kind, and the in-flight beverage service was great. ​Not cool: The schedule inconsistency and communication gaps are a major headache. On a recent flight, delays kept getting pushed back until they reached two hours and then, out of nowhere, the time jumped back to a 15-minute delay/on-time departure. We nearly missed our flight because of this. I rely on email and text updates rather than sitting at the gate for hours. It's 100% on the airline to communicate reliably and give advance notice when a delayed time shifts back to schedule. Great in-flight experience, but the stress makes it tough to rely on them. read more

First of allC SOUTHWEST AIRLINES HONORS AND CELEBRATES BLACK HISTORY MONTH!!! We saw signs and decor throughout the airports at all Southwest Terminal Gates, Ticketing Counters, etc. My first gripe is that the new seating and boarding processes for Southwest are disappointing. It is so unorganized without the check in boarding numbers, and folks just rush to the line, in any order, and hold up the boarding process. Southwest needs to bring back the old way of boarding with numbers assigned. When you get on the plane, and if you are seated in a first 4 rows, you will have to put your stowed bags about 4 rows beyond your seat. This predicament creates a fish swimming upstream situation for all Choice Preferred Seating Customers in beginning rows of the plane. Do not allow people with rows 7 and back to board before rows 1-6... The customer service on the flights from San Diego to Sacramento, and from Sacramento to San Diego is wonderful. The staff is great and attentive. Thanks for that experience. I do have another gripe, neither plane was equipped with in seat phone/device chargers. This was a hassle and can be remedied by Southwest upgrading this plane. Many politicians and business people travel this SAN to SMF route and it would be very helpful to be able to charge our devices onboard. read more

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I'm not s SW credit card holder but a long time Rapid Rewards member. I booked a basic fair and paid extra to select a seat. However, when they board they put you in categories starting from the back to front. I was in the last group because I paid for a seat upfront. So by the time you board there may be no carry-on space. I guess I'm better not upgrading my seat or selecting one in the back so I could be assured of carry-on space. It can also be chaotic as there are people sitting in the front trying to get to the back to collect their carry-on as they exit. Please improve your boarding process. read more

We booked a flight back in October for my Dad's Birthday he was turning 96 Strong!! And doing great Arrive at 4:45am and waited for the airport to open in line. It's all glass on now so we could see employee walking in and TSA having a meeting good but they open at 5:30am So Southwest was on time and we flew out on time 6:00am it was along day. We arrived in Florida Orlando After 6:00pm but it was a great flight So happy to my family read more

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They put a 300lbs dude in the middle that is forcing me into the aisle where I'm being shoved back into seat by crew. They did not abide by their own regulations that customers need to at least fit into their own seats Pax said he was a last minute booking so it's on Southwest not to measure the pax. Instead they force an a list pax who paid $267 one way into this scenario. At minimum should refund me miles for this leg at $267. Just horrible. read more

Southwest Airlines - 1.5hr wait in the plane at the gate because maintenance in either DFW or SAN didn't identify a dent in the tail so here we are. Morons - Airlines Near Me - San Diego, California

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Southwest has a ton of flights to San Diego and seems to have the largest number of gates here. San Diego is a great regional airport with good lounge access too, although you have to exit Security to cross terminals. So we didn't have enough time to get to the CSR lounge, which is a great one. The shuttle to the rental car terminal takes a while so budget some time for that. read more

Decent travels with Southwest Airlines over the years, but wanted to give a shout out to the Southwest Airlines team for adjusting to changes due to storm conditions and our luggage is arrived just in the nick of time as we picked up our carry-ons at carousel 3for example and the luggages traveling on a different airplane at carousel 2 Keep up the great work guys and thank you!! read more

Really Southwest, almost half the departures flights out of San Diego are delayed. You can do so much better. Luckily there are bars at the airport. read more

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The many trips that Ive taken the one that treats you like family when you cone on board when you need a 7up for the upset stomache. The hospitality they treat you like your coming home the workers of Southwest they have fun on the flights when you go to San Jose or to the city of Las Vegss. Wgen you come to the San Diego International the sky caps were thevfirst ones to check people in and getting baggage on their way. The trip to the San Diego Internstional the many flights that come out to the many states you will see the many boardingg gates for the Southwestern airlines that is located at the Terminal 1. South Western Airlines the blue tail the many flights that leave at different schedules from the hub central of Arizona. San Diego Internatio is the West Coast terminal that with the many flights that connect over to the Island of Hawaii and many of the flights that leave from San Dieho heading to the many midwester and the Eastern states of Michigan and Minesosota. When you come on Board the levity the stewards making people laugh and smile the many that are affraid to fly the preflight the fun time as the flight stewards explain the emergency and breathing masks at take off. SouthWest Airlinez is one of the best airlines where the workers help you check in luggage help in closing the luggage racks above your seats. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer tge one airline that shows the welcone of Family the airline that makes the preflight where you laugh the one that welcomes if your drunk you will not be alowed on the flight. The safety of the flight if you drink to much is stay at the terminal and take a couple of hours. Welconw to the Southwest Airlines fly safely and you xan have the best flight to the desrination. read more

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Never had a good experience with Southwest. Flew them four times (round trips) and had luggage issues three times. Not a good track record. This last time was an absolute mess. We traveled the week of Thanksgiving and they lost our infant car seat. Went to their baggage office and they couldn't find it. As a temporary measure, they said we could borrow one of their loaner car seats. Their system showed three available, but when they went to get one, there were none. They just don't have their act together. The car seat was recovered the next day, which meant an extra trip to the airport and added extreme strain on our vacation. For this, they gave us a voucher we'll never use. On the way back, they lost the car seat again. It wasn't at the airplane door as it should have been (the stroller made it), so they said it was sent to baggage claim. Baggage claim said it was at the gate. After going back and forth, it was finally found and brought down. Just so disappointing. I will make every effort to avoid flying Southwest if baggage is involved. Thanks for the worthless voucher. Oh also I just remembered, their wifi didn't work from the flight from Austin to San Diego. Lame. read more

Not only was the flight delayed up front, [2 hour before take off, rescheduled almost a hour later, they blamed it on SD airport.....] but then they had a mechanical problem. OK, I understand that, but then after taking 2 hours to fix the plane, they determined that the pilot was out of hours! Another hour delay trying to find another pilot. Couldn't they have figured that out while they were fixing the plane and gotten anther pilot sooner? 1 1/2 hour flight turned into a 6 hour flight! I hate SW Air. read more

I paid extra for a window seat (with a view that was in front of wing - this helps me with flying anxiety). I got a wall. No window for 10A. There is a window on the other side of plane 10F. Very disappointed. read more

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We've flown with Southwest Airlines through all of the recent transitions and honestly have had a pretty decent experience overall. We haven't run into any major issues, and the flights, staff, and overall process have continued to be reliable and smooth for us. The only downside we've experienced is with the Companion Pass process. It's frustrating not being able to book the companion ticket early on your own, and then having to call later to get the companion added and the credits adjusted. It would make the experience much more convenient if that process could be handled automatically during booking. Other than that, Southwest has continued to provide a positive and dependable travel experience for us. read more

The whole airline has gone down the drains when they went to assigned seating. I am a card member and they also apparently did away with family pre boarding which led to us holding up a bunch of people trying to get on the plane as we boarded too. It was awful and the flight attendants were not even friendly. The customer service has really gone down the drain too: read more

For the last decade, my husband and I have been some of Southwest's most loyal customers. We have Southwest credit cards, have earned and maintained Companion Pass, have been A-List members, and have enthusiastically recommended Southwest to friends and family. We stuck with Southwest because it used to be the airline that genuinely put customers first. Sadly, that airline seems to be disappearing. The policy changes over the last year have been incredibly disappointing, and after our most recent experiences, we're seriously considering taking our business elsewhere. On a recent flight, I was charged for checked baggage even though I have a Southwest credit card with my name on it. Because I'm apparently not the "primary" cardholder, the baggage benefit didn't apply. To any reasonable customer, that feels misleading. My name is on the card, I'm an authorized user, yet I still had to pay. Then there's the elimination of family boarding. Families now have to pay extra just to have seats together or hope a gate agent can rearrange the cabin. That's not a customer-friendly experience--it's stressful, especially when traveling with children. We ended up sitting in the last row after years of loyalty to the airline. The final straw involved my husband. He booked a round-trip ticket but missed his outbound flight. When he called Southwest, he was told he had forfeited his entire itinerary--including his return flight that wasn't scheduled for another four days. Instead of receiving any flexibility or understanding, he was told there was nothing they could do. It wasn't until he said he was ready to cancel the Southwest credit card--one we spend a significant amount on every month--that someone finally took the time to review our account, recognize our years of loyalty as A-List members, and extend what should have been a simple courtesy in the first place. Loyal customers shouldn't have to threaten to leave before they're treated like they matter. Southwest built its reputation on customer service, flexibility, and doing the right thing. Those qualities are exactly what made us choose Southwest over every other airline for years. Unfortunately, it feels like the company is abandoning the very values that earned such a loyal following. Come on, Southwest. You're losing the customers who stood by you for years. If these changes continue, we'll be taking our loyalty--and our business--to another airline. read more

Whew! SWA is checking boxes across the U.S. Thee nicest staff ever...it's evident that service with kindness is a core value at South West. I had an issue that would have made me upset and embarrassed but the team member managed our discussions very discretely and I was immediately relieved and able to enjoy my trip home. read more

If I could give this one star I would! Me and my father had a flight to Baltimore and then a flight to San Diego then when we got in the aircraft they saw we will be delayed for an hour which ment we probably won't make our other flight then luckly our other flight was delayed so we could go but then they say this "hello everyone the flight is canceled because of a lightbulb then we had to go to Baltimore at 10! Instead of at 1! We had to miss a whole day of comic con and I had to sleep in the airport while my dad stayed up all night so we wouldn't miss our flight then we finally got there after the flight attendants being so rude and so was customer service this is the worst airline ever one star! read more

Thanks for getting me home in time and in comfy fashion. Service with a smile even while Miles high. The drinks were needed and refreshing. Nothing better then flying back from the Bay Area with a Lions win over the 49ers! read more

Southwest Airlines crew in San Diego is always friendly and helpful. The employees always have a smile and are willing to go above and beyond to make sure your experience with them is one you won't soon forget. The boarding process is organized and it always goes smoothly. I appreciate their hard work and get this: I would HAPPILY apply for a flight attendant position, lol!! The crew makes your trip enJOYable and the snacks they hand out are good!! I wish they came in bigger bags, lol. You can always ask for more, like I have, haha! I'm not usually one to sign up for credit cards, but I kind of had to with these guys. Half the time I fly round trip paying only for one leg. The points are the business! Thank you, SD Southwest crew for always getting me safely to my destinations on time! #CatchMeIfYouCan ;) read more

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We have been Southwest fans for a long time, but stopped flying after some health issues and Covid, so we accumulated a great many points through our Southwest credit card, and when it came time to fly again, it was Choice Select for us, group 1 boarding, seats toward the front, extra legroom and a plug to charge our phones and iPads, as well as a free drink coupon, extra snacks, close to the bathroom, plenty of space to store our carry ones, and wi-fi (if the plane has it). The waiting area before boarding was comfortable, the advance online check-in easy, the kiosks for luggage tagging and drop off were intuitive. We were even fortunate to have our return flight be nonstop. And hey, best of all, our luggage mad3 it to the same place we were going. We will be using Southwest whenever schedules allow, even when we eventually have to use real dollars instead of points. The only caveat is we will try to avoid a changeover in Denver, the distance between gates being lonnnggg sometimes. Even then, if we have a long trek, we'll wave down one of those carts we saw going by. read more

The check-in agent was courteous and helpful. The gate agent was friendly and accommodating. The flight was not full, so nobody had anyone in a middle seat. The flight attendants were friendly and attentive. The Captain gave us all the information on the flight time and weather. It was a smooth flight. We did have a beverage service. It was the last fight with open seating. I recommend Southwest Airlines. 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 the San Diego airport along with other California cities, 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

Flyer beware "Transfer" points is at the very best, misleading. I need to fly my Sister cross country for a funeral soon. I figured as an A-List Preferred member I would transfer some points to her to cover her expense as money's tight for everyone. I transferred the max of 60,000 points to her which in the end cost me $600. So now I'm out $600 AND the 60,000 points. Had I known that, I could have just bitten the bullet and sent her the $600 and kept my points. Southwest's resolution to correct it is more hoops. I also found out that the terms Transfer Points and Gift Points are pretty much the same. Pretty sneaky Southwest read more

I boarded a flight from San Diego to Hartford (connection via Chicago) due to a family emergency. I found out just prior to boarding that this flight was going to be my final goodbye to my father, he had a fall and he wasn't going to make a recovery. I composed myself the best I could but upon boarding a very kind flight attendant noticed I was crying and checked in on me. Upon hearing why I was traveling he called to the crew to let them know what I was going through, they helped me to my seat, checked in on me constantly, made sure I had everything I needed to make the journey and spoke to me to ease my troubles and fears. What should have been the worst flight of my life ended up being the best flight I have ever taken due to the kindness of this crew, their generosity, their compassion and attention to detail. If I recall correctly their names are Danyell, Josh and Tim and they are based out of Nashville. I hope this reviews makes it to them. I hope they know what a difference they made for me, that in my lowest of lows, they were the silver lining, and that because of them I will forever fly Southwest read more

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Southwest has gone from one extreme to the other, from great to horrible. Ticket levels are ridiculously confusing. Last night I flew from Albuquerque to San Diego. I was patient regarding the two hour delay and five hours in Albuquerque Airport (very nice airport), but onboard was a disaster. The plane was half full, but when the man next to me in the middle seat respectfully asked if he could move, he was told, "no." Absolutely ridiculous. Less important but annoying...the snack bag had six pretzels! I'm looking at other airlines in the future. read more

I've flew southwest like 20 times majority of the time great service / took care of me as a marine this time I flew June 11 2026 at San Diego international, they got dumbass employees and their machines to get my cargo with the tag didn't work to get which made me have to change my flight to a later time and this time they didn't care about my baggage problem which was out of my control sent me to the help desk line had to wait a hour in line maybe today was just one of there bad days idk read more

Southwest Airlines: What Happened to You? Southwest used to be a great airline with friendly staff and a fair experience. Now it feels like riding a city bus that nickel-and-dimes passengers at every turn. I recently had a last-minute relocation and chose Southwest for the free checked bags -- traveling with a kitten, I paid $125 to bring her in a carrier onboard. At the gate (after boarding had already begun), an agent approached and told me I had three items. I explained I paid for the pet and assumed that fee covered the extra item. She said it still counts as a carry-on. I was sent back to the ticket counter -- where another agent and a baggage handler were waiting. The agent mentioned she was allergic to cats and refused to come near me. Eventually, I was told I had to pay $150 to check my small carry-on -- on top of the $125 I already paid for the pet. I politely asked if they could waive it as a first-time mistake. She flatly refused. So for a $104 ticket (booked with miles), I paid $275 in surprise fees. It felt like a shakedown, with no flexibility or decency. Meanwhile, the man who loads the bags just stood there watching to make sure I paid. I finished my trip with Alaska Airlines instead -- much better experience and actual customer service. Southwest is becoming Spirit with worse vibes. The extra fees, lack of compassion, and gate-side surprises make it a low-class airline now. Avoid if you can. read more

Flight was boarded early and we left on time. Military and family gets to board just after those needing assistance. Flight staff were vary kind and helpful Love the traditional way of boarding with assigned seats and they all have power hook ups. Landed early from Hawaii to San Diego. Only thing I would recommend is their WIFI is not very good. We paid the 8$ and could not load a page. Not a huge loss, but would have been a nice to have. Will fly southwest again in the future. read more

SFO to SD today-2hr delay and the rudest steward in the air. Daughter allergic to gluten but refused to replace pretzels with nuts because he would only give nuts to flyers who paid for premium leg room seats - outrageous- keep your nuts! read more

it is my first time using Southwest airlines. I went to their website Southwest.com and tried to pay for a round trip flight using paypal. It gave me an error message popup when I first clicked submit payment. Then I tried again and it said it worked. BUT what happened is that the total amount is on my paypal account TWICE. one charge has now been 'completed' but the same full amount is still PENDING. I cannot cancel this duplicate transaction. I called Southwest customer service several days to get them to remove this duplicate pending charge but the person answering said they can't do anything. I am calling PayPal but the person talking to me doesn't understand my question even. HELP! I will not recommend anyone use the website southwest.com! read more

I used southwest the past few times I've traveled because I thought the seating rules sounded cool. Got to Albany airport at 7pm for an 830 flight, with 1.5h to make my connection in Chicago. They delayed to 9pm with no word, then let half the plane board, and then stopped us around 9:30pm with no explanation. Since the connection was short, they told me I would have to check my bag to make it. At 10pm they told me that I was not going to make the Chicago connection, but since I had already checked my bag I had no ability to re-book anything direct. The Albany gate agents even laughed at us and said we were going to miss that flight to Chicago if we tried to figure out re-booking. By the time I landed in Chicago, all the flights were booked up and I had to sleep at the airport. They automatically re booked me a flight from Chicago to Kansas City, just to get to LA, where this flight just got delayed another 3h. Full day and night of airport sleeping due to clueless gate agents who completely messed up a simple situation. I will never use Southwest again, and I was even a rewards member. This has been the worst travel experience of my life. read more

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My flight was originally scheduled to depart at 7:05am with boarding by starting at 6:35am. While in line for TSA, I was notified that my flight would be delayed and would leave at 7:35am with boarding starting at 7:05am (see screenshot below). I got some coffee thinking I had time. I arrived at my gate at 7am and waited 40 minutes before going up to an agent. They then informed me that my flight was leaving. I turn around and see my flight fly away. Turns out, everyone boarded at the original time. Was I not supposed to trust what was said on my boarding pass? Now, I am waiting for the next flight which is 2 hours from my original. I will now be late for my dentist appointment. read more

Southwest Airlines - Airlines Near Me - San Diego, California

Southwest is just so easy. I searched out tickets for my holiday trip to Colorado and found a decent fare a few months in advance and booked it. I always keep an eye on the fares after in case of a price drop. Whilst doing this I got a notice on the app that my return flight had been modified and I could make 2 free changes. The app wouldn't let me so I called southwest. I'm not sure what had changed about the flight but I was able to change the return to direct instead of having a stop and get an earlier flight with no additional charge! I'll take it!! I checked the prices again later and my departure flight had dropped $22 so I added it to my credits for a future flight. I checked in exactly 24 hours in advance and still got B seating, not a big deal. The day of the flight went smoothly and once boarded the flight got better thanks to our flight attendant Harland! He was funny and attentive. We got our drinks and then there was turbulence so everyone had to stay seated for awhile. He came back to make sure we were okay and our drinks were refreshed. We enjoyed taking to him. He's a great addition to the southwest team. The return flight was uneventful and easy as well. Baggage collection was a breeze and we were on our way home quickly!! read more

Southwest Airlines - Airlines Near Me - San Diego, California

SW has been unfaithful to its LOYAL CUSTOMERS, and even more sadly, to its own WORD. SW boasted for years about its free bag policy, and yet when shareholders greedily demanded more money, SW caved and betrayed its customers. Open seating was a perk, but again due to greed, SW now charges for seat assignments. Flight credits, which are bought and paid for by the customer, are now receiving expiration dates; a practice which is tantamount to theft. There is nothing GOOD about SW's new policies; they are all motivated strictly by vulgar personal gain and love of money. Long-time customers, such as I, are now having to shop around other airlines as our credits and gift cards are dwindling. It is not so much that I mind spending more money for tickets as inflation drives these increases; rather it is more a matter of resentment of being exploited, lied to, and treated as a pawn in order for SW to line the gluttonous pockets of avaricious and selfish shareholders who are more driven by their own personal greed than they are by the desire to provide an honest SERVICE to the public. If a man's word is no good, he has nothing else to fall back on. SW has forfeited its integrity by compromising its own PROMISES and WORD. The only right thing to do now is to return to your past standard of customer-friendly SERVICE, dependability, and trustworthiness in keeping promises. Only then can SW regain its integrity and admiration as a company that cares more about its customers than it does about simply using those customers to satisfy the demands of arrogant, greedy, and mercenary shareholders. read more