Boarding process southwest airlines

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The Boarding process Southwest Airlines uses is different from most other airlines. There are no assigned seats—you get to pick your seat when you board. Passengers are placed in groups (A, B, or C) based on check-in time or ticket type. The earlier you check in, the better your boarding position. Special options like preboarding and family boarding help those who need extra time or travel with kids. This system rewards frequent flyers and those who plan ahead. If you understand how it works, you can get on the plane early and choose a good seat. It's simple once you know the rules.