Southwest Airlines ending cabin service earlier to reduce injury risk – NBC Chicago

Southwest Airlines is changing its cabin service by starting landing preparations at 18,000 feet instead of 10,000 feet to reduce turbulence-related injuries for passengers and crew. Passengers will need to prepare for landing earlier, ensuring seatbelts are fastened and seats are upright. Additionally, the airline will implement assigned seating next year, departing from its traditional open seating policy.

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