Earlier this year, Southwest Airlines announced several major policy changes in an attempt to boost the airline's slumping ...

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

Passengers planning to fly on Southwest Airlines will have to pay for checked bags after the company ended the free-bag options for those paying basic fares. The new policy is set to take effect ...

Southwest Airlines, long praised for its "Bags Fly Free" policy, announced in March it would end free checked baggage for most travelers. The revised policy took effect on May 28, requiring the ...

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

Travelers say the free bag policy is why they chose to fly Southwest in the first place. Screen said, "What gets it over the hump is the two free checked bags because that makes a difference ...

Southwest will begin charging for checked bags beginning May 28. However, members of its A-List loyalty program or those traveling on a business fare will be exempt.

Southwest will continue to offer two free checked bags to Rapid Rewards A-List preferred members and customers traveling on Business Select fares, and one free checked bag to A-List members and ...

DALLAS — DALLAS — Time has run out for travelers to book Southwest flights with free checked bags. Southwest Airlines' longstanding baggage policy allowed passengers two free checked bags with ...

Southwest Airlines ends free checked bags policy, starting fees on Wednesday. New fees: $35 for first bag, $45 for second, aligning with rivals.

Passengers planning to fly on Southwest Airlines will have to pay for checked bags after the company ended the free-bag options for those paying basic fares. The new policy is set to take effect ...

Southwest had built years of advertising campaigns around its policy of letting passengers check up to two bags for free. Under its new policy, people who haven’t either reached the upper tiers ...