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Hello,
I noticed many designations are added to after the name registration, when booking a flight. For example Ph.D., MD, etc. but not Ed.D. As someone who has this type of doctorate, I think some customers, including myself, would like to see it added if possible. Thank you!
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Interesting idea. You could submit the suggestion to Southwest Customer Relations via a private message on Facebook or Twitter.
--TheMiddleSeat
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Most are there to let flight crews know that people with medical backgrounds are onboard - in case of a medical emergency:
RN, DPM, MD, ParmD, OD, DVM, DPM, DO, DDS, DC, etc
Others are parts of names, JR, SR, I ,II , etc
There are a few are odd birds: CLU or PhD for example
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I initially thought the same thing until I saw CEO, CPA, and CLU and then it made no sense as to why some suffixes are there, but not others. The OP can certainly ask, I wouldn’t hold my breath though.
--TheMiddleSeat