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Thanks to the people at SWA that separate them selfs, and continue to provide great customer service. Something GK values. Thank you SWAPA!


"Southwest’s pilot contract doesn’t allow for that kind of code-share flying in the U.S.", he said.
He would in a heatbeat if he could.
 
"Southwest’s pilot contract doesn’t allow for that kind of code-share flying in the U.S.", he said.
He would in a heatbeat if he could.

Of course he would. What CEO wouldn't. What you need to take away from this is that GK honored his commitment to SWAPA, rather than continuing the codeshare and tying the grievance up in court. He may have actually had a compelling argument in front of a judge, but he took the honorable path in favor of preserving culture.
 
I really do admire Southwest. Can you imagine the new United parking all of the feeders with more than 50 seats to comply with the Continental pilots contract?
 
Kinda fits with Gary's latest article in Spirit magazine. You have to do the right thing as a company. Interesting read..

Thanks to both Gary and SWAPA, a job well done!

RF
 
FLIBS be like find a loophole stat!! We must have RJs .... For those that do not know, FLIBS is Frank Lorenzo In A Better Suit. AKA UAL CEO
 
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