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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This thread makes me feel like I live on an entirely different planet. I can't remember the last time I was on a flight with empty seats - usually they're begging people to check carry-ons because it's full. So switching seats would be impossible. I also feel like 90% of the flights I've taken in the past 5-10 years have been Southwest. They always seem to have the most availability and are the cheapest. And Southwest doesn't do assigned seats. So all this discussion of "buy an aisle" or "ask the FA kindly to switch" is completely irrelevant to most flights I've been on. [/quote]

You admit you fly one airline essentially and that their policies make it so you can't relate to these other suggestions. But you seem to be concluding chart these suggestions are out of touch instead of understanding that southwest is just different. Which it is. [/quote]

You're forgetting that this is a DC forum, which would assume most of us are flying out of the same place. So to assume that a lot of other people on this board have the same experience as me is very reasonable. Hence my surprise that so many posters are discussing things that would not apply to Southwest. [/quote]

What? I am a native Washingtonian, and have lived here for almost all of my almost 50 years. I have flown Southwest only a handful of times, and only when nothing else was available.

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Even if you pay for the auto booking, you can still easily get in the C group.[/quote]

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