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Preboarding is available prior to general boarding for Customers with disabilities who need a specific seat to accommodate a disability, need assistance boarding the aircraft, or need to stow an assistive device.
Southwest Airlines has announced that, like the majority of other airlines, it will switch to an assigned seating plan beginning in 2026. Under this new policy, wheelchair passengers will still be allowed to board early, but they will no longer receive preferential seating.
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.
In this situation, you (the passenger with a disability) can request to board the aircraft before other passengers if you need additional time or assistance to board, stow accessibility equipment, or select a seat that best meets your needs.
Do seniors get priority boarding on Southwest Airlines? Seniors do not get priority boarding on Southwest. There is priority boarding for customers who have a specific seating need to accommodate their disability, who need assistance in boarding the aircraft or who need help stowing an assistive device.
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.
DALLAS – Southwest Airlines has named Rakesh Gangwal as the independent chair of the board of directors. Gangwal, an airline executive and entrepreneur, has been a member of the Southwest Airlines board of directors since July 8.
Airlines must allow a passenger with a disability who self-identifies at the gate as needing additional time or assistance to board, stow accessibility equipment, or be seated, the opportunity to board before all other passengers.
Additionally, you may need to use a landline when calling some international phone numbers. General Questions. 1-800-I-FLY-SWA (1-800-435-9792) Calling from Aruba. 588-2900. Calling from Dominican Republic. 1-800-751-9039. 1-800-751-9038 (en espaol) ... Existing Hotel Reservations. 1-888-850-3958. 1-866-938-1297 (En espaol)
To receive assistance, identify yourself and the type of assistance you require to a Southwest Employee when you arrive at the airport, at any connection points, and when you land at your destination. Once onboard and prior to departure, our Flight Attendants will conduct an individual safety briefing upon request.