Southwest Airlines is no longer disinfecting armrests between flights, as it begins returning to a more normal turnaround schedule.Beginning August 1, Southwest altered its between-flight sanitization policy to focus on bathrooms and tray tables, forgoing seat belts and armrests, which will now be cleaned at night as part of its “six to seven hour” deep clean.The shift in policy was to prioritize high-touch areas while also reportedly minimizing turnaround time.The airline said it will be prioritizing high-touch areas like tray tables and lavatories. "These are the most important areas to clean between each flight as they are prone to contamination from Customer use and food/beverage consumption," a memo shared with USA Today read.In an.