Southwest Boarding Numbers

[chrissy92972]

We are flying tomorrow BWI to MCO and have A46 to A49. Is that a decent position for sitting together? It will one adult and three teenagers.

Chrissy

 

[kristenrice]

Yes...you will be fine. Have a great trip

 

[jascm]

In my experience, As get to sit together, no matter when number. As long as you don't mind splitting up two and two, I don't think you'll have an issue at all. Safe travels!

 

[chrissy92972]

In my experience, As get to sit together, no matter when number. As long as you don't mind splitting up two and two, I don't think you'll have an issue at all. Safe travels!

Thank you have not flown in 3 years and last time was Air Tran with assigned seats. I am so nervous for tomorrow. Dealing with sons insulin pump and supplies through security. Cant wait for the plane to take off.

 

[jascm]

Thank you have not flown in 3 years and last time was Air Tran with assigned seats. I am so nervous for tomorrow. Dealing with sons insulin pump and supplies through security. Cant wait for the plane to take off.

Don't let the seating stress you out, you will be fine. Make sure to give yourself some extra time for security and rest easy knowing that once you make it through, you're so close to Florida!

 

[thepicklebee]

Thank you have not flown in 3 years and last time was Air Tran with assigned seats. I am so nervous for tomorrow. Dealing with sons insulin pump and supplies through security. Cant wait for the plane to take off.

My husband has an insulin pump and it's not a big deal. They see it all. The. Time. He usually just has to step to the side and it gets swabbed. Sometimes not even that. No biggie at all.

 

[chrissy92972]

We were told not to go through the scanners with his.

 

[thepicklebee]

We were told not to go through the scanners with his.

Yes. That's common He will just step to the side, they swab the pump, he gets the wand and y'all go about your day.

 

[chrissy92972]

Yes. That's common He will just step to the side, they swab the pump, he gets the wand and y'all go about your day.

Perfect I thought he had to go through a patdown. Thanks everyone for your help and advice.

 

[Geoff_M]

My husband has an insulin pump and it's not a big deal. They see it all. The. Time. He usually just has to step to the side and it gets swabbed. Sometimes not even that. No biggie at all.

Last year a relative that has only flown one other time in her life was concerned about getting her insulin and syringes past the TSA. I assured her "I'm sure they've seen them before. Just tell them what you've got and I'm sure they'll tell you need to do."