Southwest May 2020 Schedule

Hey all - April credited 96 trips (~ 84 hours) of pay with 21 days off. Definitely much improved on loads this month, seeing quite a few full to the new limited capacity (~67%). It was rare to see less than 40 people per flight by the end of the month and noticed a LOT more people in the airport terminals. Hoping to see this trend continue!

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  2. HOU-MAF-LAS-PHX-MCO (1st leg DH)
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  15. STL-BWI-ISP-BWI-JAX
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It’s great to see a rebound, even if it’s small. Have you heard of any plans for Southwest to expand routes? I would think that with some of the legacies plan to reduce their routes, it might be a good time for airlines like LUv and JBLU to pick up market share strategically (without taking on too much additional variable costs).

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This articles takes a look at some of those possibilities. My focus has more been on what the company is doing to keep people on property. With the offer 2 days ago that they presented us for early retirement/extended leaves, that has been less of a worry. But things are still changing daily and a lot of what happens will depend on demand coming back and what that looks like. No one has a crystal ball but I would imagine SWA takes advantage where they can.

Thanks for your reply and the link. It certainly looks like LUV is in a better position than most others and hope that translates into some security for you and your colleagues.

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