I did it!! Printed out my boarding pass

[DMRick]

All three were A's. At first it wouldn't take mine {{SNIFF}}. But I did the other two, and then mine. Loved seeing the A's pop up.

 

[TigerLilly's Mom]

Did you do it with one reservation number for all three or separate numbers?

I am still worried about staying until midnight, and having it not work.

 

[Anim8ed]

All three were A's. Loved seeing the A's pop up.

Pardon my ignorance on this, but what is the benefit of having A's. How does one then secure an A? I'm also going on the assumption that this is for SWA, but if you could clue me in, that'd be great.

Thanks

 

[jimmiej]

Pardon my ignorance on this, but what is the benefit of having A's. How does one then secure an A? I'm also going on the assumption that this is for SWA, but if you could clue me in, that'd be great.

Thanks

SWA boards by a first-come-first-served basis; no assigned seats. The order is, pre-boarders (those with small children, seniors, hanicapped, etc.), then A's, B's, & C's. Those who check in earliest get the A's & therefore a larger choice of seats. I've had an "A" before & still been in the back third of the plane due to so many pre-boarders. Usually, if you arrive at the airport two hours ahead of time, you can get an A or B. You can also check in online at http://www.southwest.com/ starting at 12:01 AM the day of tour flight.

 

[lawgs]

Anim8ed

SWA boards in three letter groups.....A B and C as well as pre boards....

pre boards are a given....they go first.....then those who have A cards go next and so on....

thus if you get A's you can be assured you will probably sit together since SWA has open seating

if the plane is really full.... late C's usually have the left over choices....usually middle seats and no place to put their carry ons since the bins are full