Southwest is redesigning its cabin interiors. Here's what the planes will look like.
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Southwest Airlines is gearing up for some major changes over the next two years, an overhaul the carrier is betting will win big with passengers.
Along with more red-eye flights and a shift to assigned seating after 50 years of open seating, Southwest is redesigning the interior cabins of its 800 existing aircraft.
"This is a very significant change. It may be one of the most significant changes we've ever gone through," Ryan Green, Southwest's executive vice president commercial transformation, told CBS News' Kris Van Cleave, who recently got a sneak peek at the future cabins.

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