The Latest Breaking News from Southwest

“Move fast and break things,” a high-tech mantra popularized 20 years ago by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, was supposed to be a rallying cry for game-changing innovation

Southwest Airlines avoided CrowdStrike-Microsoft outage due to running Windows 3.1 and Windows 95.

The passenger caused such a scene that even the copilot had to chime in. And his solution really put the entitled passenger in their place. The post “I Wasn’t Talking To You”: Entitled Passenger Demands Reclining Seat, Gets Owned By The Copilot first appeared on Bored Panda.

The move comes as the airline faces mounting investor pressure to improve financial performance and bolster its share price.

Like Southwest’s two years ago, Delta’s problems seem to have been the result of its crew-tracking system.

Southwest Airlines transitions to assigned seating and premium options to improve financial performance and customer satisfaction.

Southwest Airlines shifts to assigned seating, introduces redeye flights in 2025 to meet customer needs and drive financial success.

Southwest Airlines is doing away with a 50-year tradition

An activist firm is pushing Southwest to change its leadership and business model while American unwinds a failed sales strategy.

As its competitor airlines were grounded thanks to the CrowdStrike drama, Southwest carried on thanks to a now ancient version of Windows.

FAA increases oversight of Southwest Airlines due to safety concerns after multiple incidents. Collaboration between FAA and airline to enhance safety meas...