Southwest Airlines says one of its planes full of passengers was struck by bullet
DALLAS (WKRC/KTVT/CBS Newspath) - A Southwest Airlines plane was shot at the airport on Friday night. The incident occurred just before 10 p.m., when a bullet struck the right side of Southwest Airlines Flight 2494 as it was preparing for departure to Indianapolis. No injuries were reported and the plane safely taxied back to the terminal.
Southwest had a rough going the past few months, but at the Skift Aviation Forum, CEO Bob Jordan said he has a plan.
The offers will be extended to customer service, ramp and operations agents, as well as cargo employees and supervisors.
ATLANTA — Southwest Airlines is offering buyouts and extended leaves of absence to airport workers to avoid what it ...
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DALLAS — Dallas-based Southwest Airlines is offering buyouts at 18 airports across the country, reports say, amid “aircraft ...
Southwest Airlines will offer options for “voluntary separation” and extended leaves of absence to airport staff in 18 cities ...
Southwest Airlines will offer buyouts to workers at 18 airports across the country as the Dallas-based carrier cuts back on ...
Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE:LUV) will offer buyouts to workers at 18 airports across the country as the Dallas-based carrier ...
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