Southwest operated by AirTran questions

[nkereina]

Flying on Saturday. First leg (BUF to BWI) is Southwest, second leg is BWI to MCO operated by AirTran. Three questions:

1. When I check-in 24 hours out to print my Southwest boarding pass, will I be able to print my AirTran boarding pass through the same site at the same time? Is it seamless as though I'm printing a Southwest pass or will I need to visit the AirTran site in order to print my AirTran boarding pass?

2. I paid the $10 to reserve my seat ahead of time with AirTran. I am assuming the seat I chose will be reflected on the boarding pass I print at home?

3. When I arrive at BWI, am I proceeding to the Southwest concourse or should I be following signs for AirTran? I wasn't sure how far phased out AirTran actually is.

Thanks in advance!

 

[lylone]

1) Yes, you should be able to print both from the SW/AT website since both sites are combined now.
2) Yes, you should get your reserved seat you paid $10 for on AirTran but make sure your boarding pass is correct when you print it.
3) In most airports (haven't been to BWI sorry) SW/AirTran are in the same area and share the same gates. From BWI's website it shows that SW/AirTran are both in Concourse A/B/C on the same level and area so you should be in good to go.

 

[stitchlovestink]

I fly out of BWI a good bit. I live less than an hour away. I prefer SW but have flown AT since SW bought them. If you are heading to FL you will fly out of concourse A or B. I never realized SW or AT used concourse C!! They don't for their FL flights. AT and SW are basically right next to each other at the airport. it will be as convenient as it can get!