In place of their remaining skycaps, Southwest will contract the service out to a third-party company. Customers can still check bags through kiosks, its bag drop service or in the ticket lobby.

Southwest Airlines is implementing a surprising new restriction on portable chargers to keep these notoriously incendiary devices from bursting into flame mid-flight. Starting on May 28, passengers will be required to keep their power banks in plain sight, making the budget carrier the first to roll out a policy of this kind.

Southwest flyers took to Reddit to express their grievances about the missing food and beverage service during short-haul flights in California.

While the Southwest employees who have served as skycaps will be leaving, the airline will be using an outside contractor to provide curbside service.

You have just a few more days to buy a ticket on Southwest that includes free checked bags. Here's when the Southwest Airlines baggage policy changes.

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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