What do historic layoffs mean for future of Southwest Airlines?
Southwest has prided itself on avoiding mass layoffs since its founding in 1967. Here's why things have changed.
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American, Southwest among airlines challenging Biden-era accessibility rules
The case is filed against the U.S. Department of Transportation, and it’s unclear whether the Trump administration will ...
DIA stalwart Southwest Airlines has cut flights out of Denver — but will use bigger planes
While flights will be fewer, Southwest is adopting a new strategy to ensure passenger numbers at DIA continue to increase ...
The 5 Airlines That Operate The Most Daily Flights
Airlines like United Airlines and American Airlines are some of the most classic examples of hub-and-spoke airlines. These ...
How American Airlines Has A Competitive Edge In The Los Angeles-New York Market
There are many other premium offerings on routes from the East to the West Coast, but they can't be considered quite as ...
United Airlines' 10 Longest Boeing 737 MAX 9 Routes From Denver
Topping our list of United Airlines longest Boeing 737 MAX 9 flights from Denver International Airport (DEN) is Luis Munoz ...
New Study: These Are the Safest Airlines in the U.S.
A new study ranks the safest U.S. airlines for 2025, confirming air travel remains statistically safe despite recent ...
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Southwest Airlines Adds New and Expanded Routes from San Diego International Airport’s New Terminal 1
Southwest Airlines has announced it will offer twice daily nonstop flights between San Diego International Airport (SAN) and Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) beginning October 2, 2025. The ...
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Alaska Airlines to shift flights from Dallas Love Field to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport in May
Seattle-based Alaska Airlines will change its bookings from Dallas Love Field to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport in ...
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Today on Texas Standard: Major airlines target rule setting standard for disability accommodations
Texas-based Southwest and American Airlines are joining with Delta, JetBlue and United to ask a court to overturn a rule requiring them to meet higher standards for accommodating passengers with ...