SWAPA crunches the numbers every so often in regards to domiciles. The latest one (last year) did not support an another crew base or even mini domiciles. However, those numbers did not include a combined SWA/AAI. We all know Atlanta will be the next crew base. I imagine, at some point they will be reevaluating the issue with the combined numbers. My guess is SWA will not keep MKE as a crew base, so will ATL be enough?
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SWA slides past F9 in Denver...
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Just a matter of time for the Denver domicle. Just WAY too many aircraft there overnight.
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