Southwest Airlines' CEO told investors in a July 24 earnings call that the airline could eventually open its own lounges.

Southwest Airlines will officially end its decades-old open seating policy and introduce assigned seating starting January 27, 2026.

Dallas-based Southwest Airlines is on target to reach its financial goals after it reported higher-than-expected revenues from checked bags.

Overall, CEO Bob Jordan expressed confidence with Southwest's ongoing commercial transformation, which takes its next big leap on July 29.

Southwest Airlines no longer includes two free checked bags for all fares. Here’s who still qualifies, how much fees cost, and how it compares to other airlines.

Southwest Airlines passengers will get assigned seats for the first time, marking a major shift in the carrier’s business model.

Southwest sets its first checked bag fee, starting at $35After more than 50 years, Southwest Airlines’ “bags fly free” policy is finally coming to an end — and today is the last day before ...

Elliott Management is driving Southwest's transformation with revenue updates, seat selection, and cost changes to boost efficiency. Read more on LUV stock's Buy rating.