‘Dutch Roll’ Incident Prompts FAA/NTSB Investigation
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are investigating yet another alarming Boeing incident.
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Livery of the Week: Southwest’s Shamu Scheme
In 1988, Southwest Airlines, known for its line-up of special liveries, partnered with SeaWorld of Texas for a unique marketing campaign.
Southwest Closes Four Stations Amid Ongoing Boeing Delivery Woes
Southwest is ceasing operations at four airports and limiting capacity at others, citing ongoing aircraft delivery delays at Boeing.
Southwest’s Flight Attendants Vote in Favor of Sweeping New Contract
The Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 556 at Southwest ratified a new four-year contract after its flight attendants voted in favor of the agreement.
Two Southwest 737s Remain in Legacy ‘Canyon Blue’ Livery
Southwest will soon bid farewell to the two remaining Boeing 737-700s in its legacy ‘Canyon Blue’ livery as they enter retirement.
How Southwest Squashed High-Speed Rail in Texas
The Dallas-based airline is widely-considered to be a main driver in the demise of early-1990s plans to bring high-speed rail to Texas.
Southwest Halts 2024 Pilot Hiring Plans
Southwest is the latest airline to adjust its pilot hiring plans in 2024. The Dallas-based airline is pausing all new hire classes this year.
Southwest Launches New SAF-Focused Subsidiary
Southwest on Wednesday announced the launch of Southwest Airlines Renewable Ventures (SARV), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the carrier.
Airlines Operating Special Solar Eclipse Flights To Give Passengers a 30,000-Foot View of Phenomenon
The Delta flight was so popular among astronomy enthusiasts that the flights sold out in 24 hours, prompting the airline to add a second.
April Eclipse Set to be ‘Single-Biggest Mass Travel Event in the USA’
A total solar eclipse across North America on April 8 is anticipated to be ‘the single-biggest mass travel event in the USA.’
