Southwest Airlines’ CEO defended axing the beloved “bags fly free” policy, replacing it with paid baggage fees and more restrictive fares. Bob Jordan claimed the move was about giving customers more ...

After Southwest made big changes to its baggage and seating policies, the CEO floated a few more ideas. What's on the table ...

The airline made some major changes earlier this year that have proved unpopular with customers.

Still, Jordan told the Times that by charging bag fees, Southwest predicts the number of checked bags will decrease while the number of gate-checked bags will "modestly" increase. And when there are ...

After Southwest made big changes to its baggage and seating policies, the CEO floated a few more ideas. What's on the table ...

Bob Jordan said some people chose not to fly on Southwest because it lacked premium options offered by other airlines.

Additionally, Jordan explained how Southwest Airlines customers can still get a free bag despite the recent changes: by simply owning the Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards Visa Credit Card.

Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan commented on its recent decision to change its “bags fly free” policy, calling it “low risk.” Free baggage check for Southwest Airlines ended on May 28 ...

Last week, Southwest Airlines officially began charging passengers for checked bags, ending its longstanding "bags fly free" policy. While the change has led to warnings from multiple experts and ...

Southwest CEO Bob Jordan said changes like scrapping its signature policies of unassigned seating and "Two bags fly free" will make billions.

Southwest CEO Bob Jordan said changes like scrapping its signature policies of unassigned seating and "Two bags fly free" will make billions.

Southwest's free checked bag policy changes tomorrow as the airline adopts a new policy.