SW EBCI up to $12.50

[brymolmom]

Originally Posted by lost*in*cyberspace

Why? Southwest has no policy prohibiting saving seats.

Depends on the flight.

I have been on at least a couple flights where the FA's were explicitly saying 'No seat saving' while the B's and C's were loading.

I don't think they need a policy. Their policy is that you get whatever seat is not taken by a passenger when loading in your proper order. Therefore - If I'm B50 - I get any seat that does not have a butt in it from any of the A's, family and B's 1 - 49.

If anyone is 'saving' it for C30 and it is the only set of 2 seats left available...I will be taking them.

[paults]

Originally Posted by nabi

I do love the ability to board in the first groups, though..... wasn't aware of the price increase.

buying the EBCI DOES NOT mean you will always board in the first groups. If enough people buy them you could actually end up with a C boarding pass. I havn't yet but have been at A 58/59 and heard some people on the boards getting B's

[lost*in*cyberspace]

Originally Posted by brymolmom

Depends on the flight.

I have been on at least a couple flights where the FA's were explicitly saying 'No seat saving' while the B's and C's were loading.

I don't think they need a policy.

I believe you heard this, but as I already posted, WN has no official policy on saving seats.

[strmtroopr96]

Originally Posted by kmermaid

I purchase EBCI last week for my July trip and was charged $12.50.

We just bought half of our May flights last night and EBCI was $12.50 to add for us as well.