Southwest Airlines will switch up its boarding process in a big way once the carrier shifts to assigned seating.

SF Holding Co. aims to solidify its time-definite express business by expanding airfreight operations this year to meet ...

SpiceJet is operating with a market share below 4%, a 40% fleet grounding, and a 35% YoY revenue decline in Q3FY25. Despite ...

Southwest Airlines will begin charging for checked bags on May 28, 2025, joining other major U.S. carriers in increasing baggage fees.

Bags are no longer getting a free ride on Southwest Airlines. The carrier announced on March 11 that it will start charging passengers to check bags, ending a long-standing policy that allowed ...

Southwest Airlines will soon end its popular “bags fly free” policy, the carrier announced in an email to customers Tuesday morning. Beginning May 28, only Southwest's highest-tier Rapid ...

Southwest Airlines is ending its free checked baggage policy. Southwest didn’t immediately reveal how much the checked bags would cost. Regardless of the price, it will likely instantly boost ...

Southwest Airlines will begin charging customers to check their bags, ending a long-standing “bags fly free” policy that inspired loyalty and differentiated the brand from its competitors.

New York (CNN) — Months after ditching its open seating policy, Southwest Airlines is ending its most ... some bags have to be moved from the cabin to the cargo hold once there is no longer ...

Southwest Airlines, the largest carrier at BWI Marshall Airport , will start charging many customers for checked bags in late May, marking the end of a longtime perk for the airline’s passengers.

Southwest is sunsetting another beloved perk. The airline on Tuesday said it will end its decades-old free bag check policy – another break from tradition as the company tries to ward off ...

Is Southwest catching up to its competition or is it losing its uniqueness? Southwest Airlines is adopting policies similar to other carriers, including bag fees and assigned seating. These ...