This project marks the creator’s return to cigar box guitars, four years after their first video. This time, the goal was to build a fretted version from scratch using only materials and tools ...

Southwest used to fly high above the baggage fee fray, letting travelers check two bags—up to 50 pounds each—without tacking ...

Last week, Southwest Airlines announced that it would be ending this policy. Effective May 28, travel credits will expire 12 months from the date of original ticket purchase for most tickets. However, ...

In another controversial policy switch, Southwest Airlines will soon give customers a year to use flight credits.

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Customers are blistering Southwest Airlines over its decision to eliminate ... you’re disappointed," Southwest responded. "So no more free bags and still standing in line like cattle to board.

we have no plans to change the boarding process at this time." A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 taxis at Harry Reid International Airport on March 15, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. According to CNBC ...

May 28 is the date to know if you fly with Southwest Airlines. Here’s all the changes coming that day - and it’s not just checked bags and assigned seating.

Southwest Airlines has several key changes planned for later this year. With airlines like Breeze and Allegiant nearby, will Southwest compete?

"No other aircraft were involved." Southwest Airlines said in a statement Thursday that the plane "stopped safely on a taxiway at Orlando International Airport this morning after the Crew mistook ...

Last month, Southwest Airlines announced a few major changes to the airline's policies as they eliminated their longstanding policy of free baggage as well as their open seating policy on their ...

A Southwest ... Airlines flight almost took off from a taxiway — rather than a runway — at a central Florida airport on Thursday before an air traffic controller stopped the plane, officials ...