Southwest enplanements for MAR - TOPS!!!

[SWA/FO]

06-19-2006 | Southwest Tops List of Domestic Enplanements for March
Southwest led the way in domestic enplanements among all airlines for March 2006. This means we carried more passengers within the United States than any other airline for the month of March.
Rounding out the top ten:

1. Southwest–8,980,441
2. American–6,972,227
3. Delta–6,031,931
4. United–5,101,403
5. Northwest–4,011,685
6. Continental–3,227,022
7. USAirways–3,020,889
8. America West–1,760,015
9. JetBlue–1,598,806
10. AirTran–1,791,103

WOW!!!!

the SWA/FO

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[-9Capt]

Based on those numbers, AirTran should have been number 8.

 

[rayford steele]

06-19-2006 | Southwest Tops List of Domestic Enplanements for March
Southwest led the way in domestic enplanements among all airlines for March 2006. This means we carried more passengers within the United States than any other airline for the month of March.
Rounding out the top ten:

1. Southwest–8,980,441
2. American–6,972,227
3. Delta–6,031,931
4. United–5,101,403
5. Northwest–4,011,685
6. Continental–3,227,022
7. USAirways–3,020,889
8. America West–1,760,015
9. JetBlue–1,598,806
10. AirTran–1,791,103

WOW!!!!

the SWA/FO

imp:

hu·mil·i·ty (hyū-mĭl'ĭ-tē)

n.
The quality or condition of being humble.
[Middle English humilite, from Old French, from Late Latin humilitās, from humilis, humble. See humble.]

hum·ble (hŭm'bəl)

adj., -bler, -blest.

1. Marked by meekness or modesty in behavior, attitude, or spirit; not arrogant or prideful.
2. Showing deferential or submissive respect: a humble apology.
3. Low in rank, quality, or station; unpretentious or lowly: a humble cottage.

tr.v., -bled, -bling, -bles.

1. To curtail or destroy the pride of; humiliate.
2. To cause to be meek or modest in spirit.
3. To give a lower condition or station to; abase. See synonyms at degrade.

Humility used in a sentence:

SWA F/O's continued lack of humility is appalling.

Humble in a sentence:

Someday karma will make even SWA F/O humble.

 

[Piper877]

Based on those numbers, AirTran should have been number 8.

Hehe good point. I also noticed that US and America West were listed separately. Combined they're number 5.

 

[SWA/FO]

Oh, the karma god will strike me down for posting Southwest Info..on an interview board. I do believe that Southwest Airlines is currently hiring Pilots. This info. might be nice for some of the "future SWA Pilots" out there.

I'm sorry YOU can't handle it. Maybe I'll look for something positive to post about your airline, just let me know what airline that is and I will search the internet for something to post. But when I do will I get more definitions out of you?

My posting, which by-the-way is a click and paste special. Its these click and paste specials some of you guys can't handle! :bawling:

the SWA/FO

imp:
the only 5 star senior member of flightinfo.com

 

[Phaedrus]

"the SWA/FO",
It's really not the clicking and pasting. Really.
Congratulations to SWA on the March emplanements.
Also, there is no karma god, only a karma chameleon. Boy George will have his way with you.
the MO/FO

 

[rayford steele]

I'm sorry YOU can't handle it. Maybe I'll look for something positive to post about your airline, just let me know what airline that is and I will search the internet for something to post. But when I do will I get more definitions out of you?

My posting, which by-the-way is a click and paste special. Its these click and paste specials some of you guys can't handle! :bawling:

the SWA/FO

imp:
the only 5 star senior member of flightinfo.com

I can handle SWA's accolades. It's your bravado that make me want to vomit. Have a nice day!uke:

 

[M3pilot]

Oh, the karma god will strike me down for posting Southwest Info..on an interview board.
imp:
the only 5 star senior member of flightinfo.com

Anyone else see the irony in this?

 

[Juvat]

Anyone else see the irony in this?

Uhh...no.

 

[SWA/FO]

.............and still, the only 5 star senior member of flightinfo.com!!!

the SWA/FO

imp:

 

[Airtran717]

1. Southwest–8,980,441
2. American–6,972,227
3. Delta–6,031,931
4. United–5,101,403
5. Northwest–4,011,685
6. Continental–3,227,022
7. USAirways–3,020,889
8. America West–1,760,015
9. JetBlue–1,598,806
10. AirTran–1,791,103 <---- Airtran's # is Bigger than Jetblue and America West..

ummmm... maybe I didnt study hard enough during basic math but Airtran should be # 8 on your list if your going in descending numeric order by enplanements, and Jetblue should be last... because im pretty sure that 1.79 is bigger than 1.59.... are we biased against Airtran?

 

[RVSM]

For whatever reason that is how it came out in my Herb mail.
Either the Airtran #'s should be like 1,291,103 (or something like that)
Or the source of the data goofed.

 

[Airtran717]

Their source definitely goofed. That is in fact the right # of enplanements. I found the answer. I guess Herb just doesnt like us very much..

http://biz.yahoo.com/bizj/060404/1268340.html?.v=1

The low-fare carrier, a subsidiary of Orlando-based AirTran Holdings Inc. (NYSE: AAI - News), enplaned more than 1.77 million passengers in March, a 25.7 percent increase over March 2005.

 

[Phaedrus]

and still, the only 5 star senior member of flightinfo.com!!!

Delete "5 star senior" in line 1 of post 2.
Replace the word member with "member" in line 1 of post 2.
Add a touch of sarcasm.

CH 1, posted 20 Jun 06

 

[Vingus]

WOW, 10 out of 10 bringing down the industry!

Amazing, I think they made a movie about us, "The mouse that roared."

 

[skykid]

Southwest enplanements for MAR - TOPS!!!

Oh, DOMESTIC enplanments.

WOW!!!!

Yeah, wow.

 

[fr8doggie]

Yeah, wow.

Don't you mean wow?

 

[SWA/FO]

I think, I Mean WOW!!!
Did you know that Southwest Airlines only flies domestic? Because of this our international enplanements is a very low number.

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[SWA/FO]

WOW, 10 out of 10 bringing down the industry!

Wasn't like this in the military, huh.. Not like your "unit" buddies told you about, huh?

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[skykid]

Did you know that Southwest Airlines only flies domestic?

Yes. It takes a long time to get a 737 to China. I was only pointing out that the title of your thread is a a bit deceiving.