Since the start of the pandemic, some airlines adopted policies limiting the number of passengers allowed onboard—including blocking middle seats. Unfortunately, all but one of these airlines have rolled back these policies since the beginning of December. To help you keep track, we’ve compiled all of the airlines that ever blocked middle seats and the current timelines for when this flyer-friendly policy will ending.

Southwest Airlines is improving their complimentary standby policy for A-List and A-List Preferred members come March 8, 2017.

Southwest Airlines is one of the most popular U.S. airlines. Among the biggest reasons for this is that Southwest will let you check not one but two pieces of baggage for free. That is pretty much unheard of nowadays, particularly in…

Alaska Airlines has taken aim at Southwest’s dominance in California launching six new return flights in the state. Beginning in March 2017, the new flights will fly between San Diego and Sacramento, and Burbank and San Jose. A day after…