Elliott, Southwest Leadership Trade Blows in ‘Fight for the Future’ of Airline
Elliott launched a new podcast featuring one-on-one conversations with Elliott’s director nominees for Southwest’s Board of Directors.
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DOT Tentatively Awards Coveted Washington National Slots
The Department of Transportation tentatively awarded new slots for routes outside of Washington Reagan National Airport’s 1,250-mile perimeter.
Southwest Retires Last Legacy ‘Canyon Blue’ 737
The airline updated its livery a decade ago, though just a handful of 737-700s maintained the original “Canyon Blue” colors.
Southwest Hopes to Become All-MAX Operator by 2031
By the end of 2031, Southwest says it plans to retire its fleet of older Boeing 737-700 and 737-800 Next-Generation (NG) jets
Southwest, City of San Antonio Quarrel in Terminal Lease Dispute
Southwest sued the city of San Antonio and its airport director alleging it was unfairly denied allocation for the airport’s new $1.4 billion terminal.
When Will Southwest Roll-Out Assigned Seating?
During its over 50-year history, the Dallas-based carrier has long maintained an open seating policy on all of its flights.
Southwest Inks International Airline Partnership
Southwest will soon partner with an international airline, a first for the Dallas-based carrier, announced as part of the airline’s Investor Day.
Southwest Slashes Flights, Cuts Jobs in Atlanta
Southwest is shaking up its route network yet again, this time cutting flights at the world’s busiest airport and Delta fortress hub.
Southwest Finalizes Its Last Labor Deal
Southwest Airlines announced on Monday that it has concluded its final labor contract negotiation after two years of bargaining.
FAA, NTSB Investigating Nashville Runway Incursion
An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 and Southwest 737-700 were involved in the Thursday morning incident at Nashville International Airport.
