Southwest Airlines and the City of San Antonio revisited their ongoing dispute over gate assignments at the airport’s future terminal during a federal court hearing on Tuesday.

In two hours of testimony, both sides presented evidence and arguments before U.S. District Judge Xavier Rodriguez.

No ruling was issued, and the debate over the Dallas-based airline’s gates in Terminal C continued.

Southwest’s lead counsel, Lawrence Morales II, said the city penalized the airline for scoring low on certain criteria, including the absence of a club lounge, which he said contributed to Southwest being excluded from Terminal C.

Morales also accused the city of allegedly engaging in a “bait and switch” tactic.

The city’s attorney, Eric Pilsk, countered by saying the city never sought to punish Sou

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