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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don ' t be cheap and then expect others to move for you. Pay to be in Group A[/quote]

But, would we really have to ask people to move?  My recollection from prepandemic flying was that after the A group, there were still plenty of seats together toward the back of the plane.

The kids can easily sit in a middle seat. I would just like it to be a middle seat next to one adult they know.

I read the policy and it says that  »up to two adults can board with a child under 7 . » We have one child under 7 and then two over seven but under 10.  I’m asking people with recent experience, will they let our whole family board together after the A group.  If so, we’re good and there is no reason to worry about being in the A group. 
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We fly Southwest with kids all the time. We have never had an issue with older siblings getting into family boarding as along as we have one kid under the age cutoff. I have seen them be pretty strict about other adults, though. I would not expect your third adult to be able to get into family boarding with you. [/quote]

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