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I have a few questions...
My four year old has a seat on the plane. He will not be using a carseat on the plane but we have to bring it to have when we get to our destination. That doesn't count as one of his bags, right? And, can we check it in when we check in our baggage? We don't need to take it to the gate.
My one year old is traveling on my lap. I don't need her carseat on the plane. Can I check both a carseat and a traveling crib for her and they won't be counted as baggage? Then her stroller gets checked at the gate, right?
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Re: Traveling with children
Re: Traveling with children
03-28-2017 05:43 PM - edited 03-28-2017 05:44 PM
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Hi @mpometto,
Glad to know we'll be welcoming you and your little ones onboard! Per our Contract of Carriage, one stroller and one Child Restraint Device (car seat) per fare-paying Passenger will be accepted subject to a limited release of liability, as outlined in Section 7h. Southwest Airlines will accept the items without charge and will not count toward a Passenger’s free Checked Baggage allowance. A traveling crib, if it is in excess of the two bag limit per paying Customer, will count as an additional bag. Make sense? Hope that's helpful!