Contacted Southwest and was told it was a maintenance issue and they would rebook on the next flight. However, depending on why your flight is canceled, finding seats on a new flight may be difficult and your arrival time may be delayed significantly. Rebooking for a flight cancelled by Southwest 09-21-2018 04:52 AM hmkorn New Arrival I received a notice that my flight was cancelled as I was in the car heading to the airport. Of that number, 1,043 were delayed and 804 were canceled. If you had an A-number on the previous flight you could ask the gate agent about boarding A61 also. Typically, if your flight is canceled the majority of airlines will rebook you on the next flight available to your destination with no change fees or additional charges. According to FlightAware, a website that provides real-time flight insights, a total of 1,847 Southwest flights were affected. They won't give out the A1-15 spots since those are for business select that pay a much higher ticket price, or pay for the extra position.Īs was mentioned, and when you talk about "dozens" of others going for the same thing - some number of each of those dozen will already be A-list customers who had the A16-A60 numbers on your canceled flight - they will board at "A61" exactly as you described without taking any other action. Just as the others said, the A positions are already assigned A16-A60. By then there could be dozens of others trying to do the same thing. They said I would have to address this with the ticket agent at the airport.
It seems they should offer an A1-15 at no charge or at least allow me to board when the families board after the A group. However, when they rebooked, my boarding position went from A to C for both the new flight and the new connecting flight, and they said they couldn't do anything about that.
Received a notice that my flight was cancelled as I was in the car heading to the airport.
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