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Southwest Airlines places new restrictions on portable chargers in carry-on

Now passengers flying with Southwest Airlines will be required to keep these kinds of chargers visible, if they are using them mid-flight — a move aimed at reducing the risk of batteries causing onboa...

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Southwest Airlines will require chargers be kept out while in use because of battery fire concerns

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Southwest to require portable chargers to be visible while using

Southwest requiring flyers to use portable chargers in plain sight

Southwest Airlines is implementing a rule later this month that will require flyers who use portable chargers and batteries while traveling on their flights to keep the electronics in plain sight, cit...

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Southwest's New Carry-On Rule Targets Fire Risks: Here's What's Changing

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Southwest Airlines introduces new portable charger policy to combat battery fire risks

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Southwest Airlines Announces Major New Safety Policy

Due to growing concerns over this matter, Southwest Airlines has updated its policy regarding portable chargers. Starting on May 28, passengers flying with SouthWest Airlines must

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Southwest makes another policy change for passengers - this time with how you charge your phone

Southwest Airlines will introduce a new policy on May 28 that will require flyers to use their portable chargers in plain sight

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Charging your device on a Southwest flight is about to get more complicated

Southwest Airlines has started warning passengers about the use of power banks on flights. It's set to introduce a new safety policy next week. The change comes after an Air Busan plane caught ...

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Southwest flyers notice strange change in onboard service

In the latest service change for Southwest Airlines, flyers have noticed that they are missing out on their Stellar mini pretzel braids during short-haul flights. A thread on Reddit emerged earlier this month in which frequent Southwest flyers noticed the trend of the airline choosing to skip food and beverage service on some short routes.