Every Southwest flight I've taken to date has been a non-stop flight. Now I'm taking a business trip in two weeks from MKE to SJC. My outbound flight is "One stop, no plane change" at LAX (Thanks Southwest, that aiport sucks!). My question is: what does this exactly mean? Do I just sit on the plane while it stops at LAX and people get on/off the plane? Do I get off too and have to re-board with a different boarding group? How exactly does this work? My return flight is "One stop with plane change" at SAN. With other airlines I would have an assigned seat, but what happens here when I change planes? Do I have another boarding pass with another boarding group? Thanks for any advice you all have!
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