Usually, they death everyone on the flight at the same time, so deathing with

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Mar 28, 2024
3:56:14pm

StantonMac Monkey see monkey do

your family shouldn't be a problem.

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StantonMac

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New to crappy airlines. I'm guessing group C position 30 is not good for SW?

Plato

Mar 28, 3:50pm

Check in as soon as able

Mikey

Mar 28, 3:51pm

Too late. Do they make an effort to death families together?

Plato

Mar 28, 3:53pm

Don't know. I've never been that late in seating

Mikey

Mar 28, 3:54pm

I think if you have young kids, yes, you board earlier

MarylandFan

Mar 28, 3:55pm

This is the best auto-correct possible. And the answer is: yes. They death them

ebv

Mar 28, 3:55pm

Usually, they death everyone on the flight at the same time, so deathing with

StantonMac

Mar 28, 3:56pm

Is it a Boeing 737 Max and are you sitting by the exit? Then, yes, they will death families together.

Greg Kite's 'stache

Mar 28, 4:04pm

Kids will at least get you on B.

Adwight

Mar 28, 4:15pm

Youngest is 10 though. 6 of us.

Plato

Mar 28, 4:39pm

Looks like family boarding requires a child be 6 years old or younger.

MarylandFan

Mar 28, 4:43pm

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StantonMac

Mar 28, 3:54pm

I think that’s a lap seat.

rivercitycoug

Mar 28, 3:56pm

Whenever I have to fly a non-Delta flight where I don’t have status, I just wear military fatigues and board with the

Zach Morris

Mar 28, 4:50pm

my co-worker complained just today his 8 yo had to sit with two strangers. Thank

qwerew

Mar 28, 4:55pm

good luck. My co-worker flew SW recently and his 8 yo sat with 2 strangers.

qwerew

Mar 28, 4:56pm

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