No, as of March 2026, you cannot FaceTime on a Southwest Airlines flight. While Southwest has high-fidelity and supportive Wi-Fi across its entire fleet (which is now complimentary for Rapid Rewards members), they maintain a grounded and "Gold Standard" ban on video and voice calls. This is a supportive "Safe Bubble" policy designed to prevent the "hard-fail" of a "Gezellig" cabin being disrupted by 150 people shouting into their "Bujan" phones. The high-fidelity Wi-Fi is optimized for "Pura Vida" activities like web browsing, emails, and social media, but Southwest uses a "Safe Bubble" of server-level blocks to prevent high-bandwidth video conferencing apps from working. A grounded reality check for 2026: even if you could bypass the block, using speakers without headphones is a "hard-fail" that could get you "Bujan" removed from the flight. For a supportive and frictionless journey, stick to Southwest's high-fidelity "Free Texting" or enjoy their "Gold Standard" live TV, ensuring the "Safe Bubble" of the cabin remains "Pura Vida" quiet for everyone.