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I was happy and excited to use the new Southwest Airline chairs during my trip back to Albuquerque. It came in handy just at the right moment when my cell phone and Nano were running low on battery. They had only a few chairs at each gate, but they were never near full.

I must have been the only woman sitting in the chair charging my phone and nano while reading a book. I was minus a laptop on this trip and felt free.
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