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[hardcorestitch]

BAd analogy. There's only one WDW. There's a bunch of other airlines.

The open seating on SW actually lent itself to a much more orderly and organized boarding process as opposed to all other airlines... especially at the gate. Passengers each had a specific place in line and lined up accordingly ( off to the side). You didn't have every passenger, even if they were in the last group to board, standing directly in front of the gate agent blocking everyone.

Not to mention 3 other airports in the region to choose from! Daytona, Melbourne, Sanford…

 

[DCLMP]

BAd analogy. There's only one WDW. There's a bunch of other airlines.

The open seating on SW actually lent itself to a much more orderly and organized boarding process as opposed to all other airlines... especially at the gate. Passengers each had a specific place in line and lined up accordingly ( off to the side). You didn't have every passenger, even if they were in the last group to board, standing directly in front of the gate agent blocking everyone.

I guess everyone is entitled to their opinion, but I prefer choosing a seat. I think most people like choosing a seat, but your never going to make everyone happy.

If SW offers the best fare from point A to B I doubt someone is going to hold a grudge. Honestly there's not that many airlines anymore with all the consolidation, and it really hard to find a non-stop on the big three if your not flying from one of their hubs. The hub and spoke model SW uses means a better chance of having non-stop from any airport. I live at an AA hub. AA and SW are the only airlines that offer non-stops to MCO or anywhere in Florida. There are really not as many options as you think if you want a good flight.

 

[hardcorestitch]

I guess everyone is entitled to their opinion, but I prefer choosing a seat. I think most people like choosing a seat, but your never going to make everyone happy.

If SW offers the best fare from point A to B I doubt someone is going to hold a grudge. Honestly there's not that many airlines anymore with all the consolidation, and it really hard to find a non-stop on the big three if you’re not flying from one of their hubs. The hub and spoke model SW uses means a better chance of having non-stop from any airport. I live at an AA hub. AA and SW are the only airlines that offer non-stops to MCO or anywhere in Florida. There are really not as many options as you think if you want a good flight.

It’s not a hub and spoke for Southwest… they call it a focus city… Southwest has and still is an airline that uses point to point for its operations…