Woman Books Plane Tickets For Family—'Frustrated' By What She Sees Next
Summary
A woman shared her frustration online about the extra $382 fee to ensure her family could sit together on a Southwest Airlines flight. Southwest recently changed its seating policy, now including assigned seating for an additional cost.Key Facts
- A mother posted on Reddit about a $382 fee to ensure her family of three could sit together on a Southwest flight.
- The family's trip aims to let their 2-year-old visit her grandparents.
- Southwest Airlines recently introduced assigned seating, ending its open seating model.
- Southwest's family seating policy allows selecting adjacent seats at booking for certain fares.
- For basic fares, Southwest attempts to seat children next to an adult at no extra cost.
- If adjacent seats are not available at the gate, families may speak to an agent for help.
- The Reddit post received widespread attention with nearly 400 responses.
- Newsweek reached out to the woman and Southwest Airlines for comments, but could not verify the details.
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