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The FAA ordered airlines to cut thousands of flights as the agency deals with air traffic controller shortages during the government shutdown. The cuts began Friday morning.
United confirmed domestic reductions, while Southwest and American said they are adjusting schedules to maintain reliability.
Delta Airlines said in an update that it expects the “vast majority” of its flights not to be affected by the government’s ...
While Southwest is ditching open seating, it's adding bigger overhead bins, extra legroom in some seats and more as it ...
Southwest Airlines has unveiled its latest partnership with an international carrier, Philippine Airlines, which is based in ...
U.S. airlines scrambled on Thursday to rejig schedules and field calls from anxious customers after the Trump administration ...
Southwest Airlines launched a new debit card for travelers to earn Rapid Rewards points on everyday purchases. Galileo ...
The true reboot, however, really begins Jan. 27, 2026, when assigned seating goes live across every plane and flight in Southwest's network. That date will also mark the debut of the carrier's ...
Shares of Southwest Airlines Co. advanced 6.57% to $31.62 Wednesday, on what proved to be an all-around favorable trading ...
Southwest Airlines is shaking up its in-flight offerings with a new beverage partner, which may win back travelers after ...
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