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[keishashadow]

This site lists SW as a participating airline & MCO as included in the program. I doubt they would opt out at 1 of the country’s busiest airports.

https://www.tsa.gov/touchless-id

that's exactly what i thought!
MCO wasnt shown on the list i saw.

 

[Wood Nymph]

Not sure if this has been asked here or not. I have the RR Priority Card which allows a complimentary preferred seat at booking. Does this mean I can book the Basic Fare and because of the Priority Card I can pick our seats? If so, can I also book my wife's seat?

I have the RR Premier card. I was not able to select a free seat at time of booking.This is the message that I got when buying a Basic seat:

Thank you for being a Rapid Rewards Premier Cardmember!​

As a benefit of your Premier Credit Card, you will be able to select a Preferred or Standard Seat within 48 hours of departure for free when available, otherwise it will be assigned at check-in. If you’d rather select your seat today, you will need to purchase a seat.

 

[TheOneWithTheTriplets]

Not sure if this has been asked here or not. I have the RR Priority Card which allows a complimentary preferred seat at booking. Does this mean I can book the Basic Fare and because of the Priority Card I can pick our seats? If so, can I also book my wife's seat?

I can confirm that, with the Priority Card (top tier for those reading along, the $229 AF card) you can book preferred seats for yourself, the rest of your party, and your CPs at time of booking. I currently have flights booked for April and was able to select all of those seats based on cardholder status. It caps out at 8 additional passengers (9 total travelers) for this benefit.

I have not yet had a flight that hit 48 hours, so I haven't gone through the 48 hour upgrade process yet with this card type. Presumably, it depends on how full the flight is, how many other folks with status are looking to upgrade, etc.