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Southwest Airlines' CEO told investors in a July 24 earnings call that the airline could eventually open its own lounges.
CNBC's Phil LeBeau joins Bob Jordan, Southwest Airlines CEO, to discuss the company's most recent quarter, expectations for ...
Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan talks about changes like assigned seating and possible airport lounges to meet evolving customer demands. Dallas Business Journal. Select a City ...
ARLINGTON, Texas — Southwest Airlines is considering airport lounges, more premium seating and even long-haul international flights to win over high-spending customers, CEO Bob Jordan said ...
Southwest Airlines' transformation could become even more radical, as its CEO eyes plenty of potential changes. "Whatever customers need in 2025, 2030, we won't take any of that off the table ...
Southwest CEO Bob Jordan talked everything from airport lounges, flights to Europe, using Rapid Rewards points to book on Air China and Iceland Air on Y'all-itics.
Southwest Airlines is overhauling its business model, getting rid of its signature "Two bags fly free." The host of changes is expected to generate $4.3 billion, said CEO Bob Jordan.
Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan was asked where his favorite place was to sit on a plane, and he gave his answer in an exclusive interview with Jordyn Holman of The New York Times. Advertisement ...
Bob Jordan, the Southwest Airlines CEO, has had a complicated year. He weathered the furor over Southwest's policy change ending free checked bags for many customers. He dealt with additional ...
President Donald Trump is meeting with CEOs in the travel industry Friday afternoon - among them the CEO of Southwest Airlines. CEO Gary Kelly recently said he may need to "radically restructure ...
FILE - This Sept. 9, 2019, file photo shows reading material on a Southwest Airlines plane at the Tampa International Airport in Tampa, Fla. ... among them the CEO of Southwest Airlines.
Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan commented on its recent decision to change its “bags fly free” policy, calling it “low risk.” Free baggage check for Southwest Airlines ended on May 28 ...