Southwest Airlines ranks as No. 1 brand

[B727Driver]

LMAO! :laugh::laugh:
I wonder how many of the other top 25 companies had their employees pay for training?

Maybe they paid for their college, graduate school, MBA's or PhD's or the FedEx/UPS driver paid for his CDL.

Getting a little old scope.
By the way, how is the crusade to scope out RJ's going?
Doing anything about this? Working with your union? Any updates?

 

[B727Driver]

So the DALLAS news did a survey in DALLAS and came up with the top DALLAS brand name, SWA. Brilliant detective work...

Southwest Airlines Co. is flying high once again when it comes to brand recognition, according to a survey by American City Business Journals Inc., Charlotte-based parent company of the Pittsburgh Business Times.
ACBJ surveyed owners and top executives at small and midsized companies across the nation on their thoughts about a brand’s leadership, relevance, differentiation, value, momentum, ethics and customer service.
The survey looked at 272 brands across six categories — business services, finance and insurance, retail, technology, travel, and telecommunications.
Dallas-based Southwest (NYSE:LUV) took the No. 1 spot for the second consecutive year.
Godfrey Phillips, vice president for research at ACBJ, says the airline ranks No. 1 for several reasons: “One, it’s a value brand, which is critical; two, it was built by an entrepreneur and has an entrepreneurial attitude; and three, they don’t nickel-and-dime you.”


So much for your factual assessment.

 

[kwick]

Southwest Airlines Co. is flying high once again when it comes to brand recognition, according to a survey by American City Business Journals Inc., Charlotte-based parent company of the Pittsburgh Business Times.
ACBJ surveyed owners and top executives at small and midsized companies across the nation on their thoughts about a brand’s leadership, relevance, differentiation, value, momentum, ethics and customer service.
The survey looked at 272 brands across six categories — business services, finance and insurance, retail, technology, travel, and telecommunications.
Dallas-based Southwest (NYSE:LUV) took the No. 1 spot for the second consecutive year.
Godfrey Phillips, vice president for research at ACBJ, says the airline ranks No. 1 for several reasons: “One, it’s a value brand, which is critical; two, it was built by an entrepreneur and has an entrepreneurial attitude; and three, they don’t nickel-and-dime you.”


So much for your factual assessment.

Now, If Sen. Schumer can just pass a law that requires airlines to
provide basics, such as assigned seating, families and friends will
not be forced to sit apart from each other.

 

[jetalc]

Congrats, Southwest! Must be doing something right!

 

[Quimby]

Now, If Sen. Schumer can just pass a law that requires airlines to
provide basics, such as assigned seating, families and friends will
not be forced to sit apart from each other.

For some reason, about 100 million people/yr buy tickets without an assigned seat.

Maybe we should have one, big national airline and call it "Ameriflot". That way everything will be controlled, and they'll be no differences in "products". Will that make you happy?

4 legs good, 2 legs bad.

 

[Moon-dog]

LMAO! :laugh::laugh:
I wonder how many of the other top 25 companies had their employees pay for training?

Wow you guys did not even make the list. Your ignorant broken record rant is very old, however you are still a LOSER it seems. How shocking!!

 

[no1pilot2000]

....you say tomato and I say tomatoes........


Southwest Airlines is #1 Brand in America!

Gollee, Suprise, suprise, suprise!!