Southwest recently updated its safety guidelines by banning "human-like and animal-like robots" from aircraft cabins and ...

Southwest Airlines had to make a big change due to a human-like robot.

Southwest Airlines has taken a firm stance on non-humanoid passengers boarding its commercial aircrafts. The Dallas-based ...

Southwest Airlines has officially banned human-like and animal-like robots from flying on its planes.The carrier recently ...

The new policy was introduced after "Stewie," a humanoid robot, boarded a Southwest flight and sat in his own seat.

There are a lot of items travelers can bring on their next Southwest Airlines flight. A robot is not one of them.

Both robots were ultimately allowed on board, although the first passenger was required to remove the robot’s batteries.

The airline has implemented an official policy that prevents customers from transporting any “humanlike” or “animallike” ...

Southwest bans human- and animal-like robots in cabins or baggage after a viral flight incident raised safety concerns.

After a series of onboard robot incidents, a US airline bans robots from both cabin seating and checked baggage.