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Because he is to busy wiping chocolate chips of his boy boobs while at dads computer. Or he was rejected by Southwest and feels with his skill and flying talent Southwest missed out on the bestest aviator in the industry. The best the little boy can come up with is "worst". Yet his pay, qol and benefits are far superior then ours. I think we all want to know who this mystery airline is. Anyone can make good money in microsoft 2000 dreamland.
 
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Thats just the problem. Thanks in part to southworst among many other reasons, the only decent places to work right now are FedEx and UPS.

They didn't ask what companies you thought were best to work for, they asked what company YOU worked for.

So...what is it?
 
Please stop responding to pipejockey's bait. He is obviously a master baiter.
 
Some SWA pilots are very defensive about our company. They feel the need to defend it on these entertaining message boards. I sit back and laugh at it most of the time.
pipejockey keeps it entertaining. yes we are the scums of the industry, we hate our jobs, have no faith in our union or management, our compensation package blows, we have no job security, and are close to shutting down the entire operation.
Feel better now pipej?
 
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/080422/latu527.html?.v=7

Press ReleaseSource: Southwest Airlines Southwest Airlines Announces New Service in Denver
Tuesday April 22, 11:00 am ET
Southwest Airlines Adding Six New Nonstop Flights and Two New Destinations
DALLAS, April 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Southwest Airlines announced today an expansion of its service in Denver with six new nonstop flights and two new destinations. The additional service includes new nonstop flights between Denver and Portland and Indianapolis. The Company also announced it will add one additional nonstop flight between Denver and Las Vegas. Flights are available for booking today for travel beginning on June 4, 2008. To take advantage of these new Southwest Airlines flights, visit: http://www.southwest.com/?src=PR_NS DEN_042208.Southwest Airlines also will add one additional daily nonstop flight between Denver and San Antonio for travel beginning on August 23, 2008.
"Denver has been and will remain a focus city for us," Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly said. "The market is responding very well to our growth, and as a result, we are excited to add more flights and destinations at low fares for our Denver Customers."
BEGINNING JUNE 4, 2008:

-- Two new daily nonstop roundtrips between Denver and Portland.
-- Two new daily nonstop roundtrips between Denver and Indianapolis.
-- One additional daily nonstop roundtrip between Denver and Las Vegas
(for a total of eight).

BEGINNING AUGUST 23, 2008:

-- One additional daily nonstop roundtrip between Denver and San Antonio
(for a total of two).

To highlight the new nonstop service between Denver and Portland and Indianapolis, Southwest Airlines is offering a $69 one-way advance purchase fare. This 14-day advance purchase fare is available for purchase today at southwest.com for travel beginning on June 4, 2008, through the end of the schedule, currently Oct. 30, 2008.
Southwest Airlines began service to Denver on Jan. 3, 2006, with 13 daily nonstop departures to three destinations. The airline currently operates 61 daily nonstop flights (and counting!) from the Mile High city, making Denver one of the fastest growing cities in the Company's history. Over 150 Southwest Airlines Employees call Denver home.
NEW SERVICE FARE RULES

This will create the Swan Song for Frontier! WN will be well positioned when UAL disappears either through bankruptcy or merger. The writing is on the wall. AMR is like a circling vulture hoping to purchase the fomer PAN AM routes, airplanes, and maybe associated crews from UAL.
 
We'll, F9, be lucky to make it to Christmas. This isn't going to be the last of the SWA expansion in DEN. I'm guessing this is where the recent plans to hire more crews and expand will be aimed. It's been a fun ride.
 

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