Southwest Airlines

If it's successful, we might be saying goodbye to slow-moving lines.

The company said it knows it needs to "rebuild trust" with customers.

Two Wisconsin teachers missed their cruise ship departure because their Southwest flights and thousands of others were canceled.

Patrick Keane is going viral after getting his hands on his luggage at Midway Airport.

An internal message requested Southwest Airlines headquarters employees to voluntarily work in scheduling rather than their normal jobs.

The airline partnered with Guitar Center to make sure passengers were ready for their trip to Hawaii.

Airlines now face another uphill climb to regain market favor. Here's how some of the most widely followed companies are handling the latest turbulence.

A Southwest Airlines pilot almost stopped a flight to Mexico after nude photos were being circulated to passengers.

United Airlines has come to an agreement with its pilots' labor union on new contract terms, setting an example for the rest of the industry.

The woman alleged that an attendant told her "we don't care" about her medical-exemption card.

Some airlines will return to profitability sooner than others on account of their effective cost cutting measures, strong balance sheets, and popular route offerings.

Airlines continued to struggle to deal with inclement weather. Cancellations and delays have plagued Southwest Airlines and other airlines in recent weeks, with staffing issues cited as a major reason.

The mandate was slated to begin November 24.

If Southwest canceled your flight recently, you might qualify.

The cancellations come nearly a week after the Dallas-based airline announced a vaccine requirement for employees.

Employees who show proof of vaccination by November 15 will get an extra 16 hours of pay.

The association accused Southwest Airlines of violating the Railway Labor Act and said it hopes to block any other similar actions.

The popular airline was hit with two separate issues this week that left thousands of passengers grounded and angry.

Sadly, Kelleher died last month. But his legacy lives on: Ever hear of how he and his airline became Texas's largest bourbon distributor?

Gary Kelly underscores how good compensation does not have to come at the expense of good operations.

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