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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I stopped paying for early boarding on southwest because they, like every airline in 2024, have hoards of not actually disabled being wheeled down in a wheelchair so they board first. I used to get a bulk head almost guaranteed with early boarding and I don’t remember the last time it was even close to available even in A1. [/quote]

Yes, so many questionable pre early boarding. [/quote]

They should tell the pre boarders they are not allowed to choose a bulkhead. They DO tell them that they cannot sit in the exit row. [/quote]

Why? I pre-board with my child (who has an ADA covered condition) and we typically choose a bulkhead, because there’s nothing about her condition which makes a bulkhead less safe (unlike an exit door, which you have to be fit to open!) and because seating her in a bulkhead means no risk of someone having their seat kicked. This seems more considerate, what’s your objection?[/quote]

It’s a premium seat you are getting without paying the premium. And taking it away from those paying the premium. It’s zero sum. [/quote]

So? You aren’t paying for a bulkhead seat, you’re paying to board in the first group. If six people line up before you, you’re equally not getting the “premium” seat you feel you paid for. This way no one has their flight impacted by a squirmy toddler behind them. My way considers other people, your way considers only your own comfort, I’m not sure you’re the moral high ground. [/quote]

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