Meeting Do Board For Southwest In King
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Upon check in, you and your Companion will receive sequential boarding positions except if you purchased a Business Select® fare or added the Companion after you had been assigned a boarding position.
Numbered posts in each of our gate areas indicate where to line up. When your boarding group is called, find your designated place in line and board the aircraft in numerical order with your boarding group.
Southwest invites all active-duty military members to board between the A and B groups. This invitation is extended to those military members who are both in uniform and out of uniform with a valid military ID.
The standard boarding groups are either: A, B, or C. With that, there are typically positions 1-60. Your boarding group is printed on your boarding pass. Group A boards first, then group B, and afterwards group C.
Southwest Airlines does still offer active military personnel priority boarding.
First-class, business-class, or travel in any class Other-Than-Economy/Coach Class at government expense is permitted only as an exception and must be authorized in advance of travel.
Boarding. We welcome active duty military with ID to board the plane in Group 1 along with our customers in First.
However, you can secure an earlier boarding position by purchasing a Business Select fare, purchasing EarlyBird Check-In or by purchasing an upgraded boarding pass from the counter on the day of travel (when available).
Upgraded Boarding gives Customers the ability to upgrade their boarding position to A1-A15 24 hours before the flight, depending on availability. Upgraded Boarding sales end 30 minutes before departure.
