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Southwest Flying Out Of Bush Intercontinental For First Time Since 2005
Apr 12, 2021
Bush Intercontinental Airport and Southwest Airlines held a ribbon-cutting ceremony today to celebrate the carrier's return to the airport. As of today, Southwest will begin passenger flights at Bush Intercontinental for the first time in 16-years. Southwest will operate 15 daily nonstops to five destinations from the airport's Terminal A. The flights will go to and from Dallas Love Field, Chicago Midway Airport, Denver, Nashville, and New Orleans. Some of the one-way fares will be as low as 29-dollars. Southwest's operations at Hobby Airport will remain the same.
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Apr 12, 2021
Bush Intercontinental Airport and Southwest Airlines held a ribbon-cutting ceremony today to celebrate the carrier's return to the airport. As of today, Southwest will begin passenger flights at Bush Intercontinental for the first time in 16-years. Southwest will operate 15 daily nonstops to five destinations from the airport's Terminal A. The flights will go to and from Dallas Love Field, Chicago Midway Airport, Denver, Nashville, and New Orleans. Some of the one-way fares will be as low as 29-dollars. Southwest's operations at Hobby Airport will remain the same.
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Texas Rep. Crenshaw To Take Leave After Eye Surgery
Apr 12, 2021
Texas GOP Representative Dan Crenshaw plans to take a month-long leave after emergency eye surgery. The former U.S. Navy Seal lost his right eye in 2012 from a bomb attack while serving in Afghanistan. On Sunday he had emergency surgery on his other eye after his ophthalmologist discovered his retina was detaching due to lingering effects of the blast. Crenshaw says the surgery went well, but he'll be "effectively blind" for a month. He added that he's been through worse before and he'll get through this.
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Apr 12, 2021
Texas GOP Representative Dan Crenshaw plans to take a month-long leave after emergency eye surgery. The former U.S. Navy Seal lost his right eye in 2012 from a bomb attack while serving in Afghanistan. On Sunday he had emergency surgery on his other eye after his ophthalmologist discovered his retina was detaching due to lingering effects of the blast. Crenshaw says the surgery went well, but he'll be "effectively blind" for a month. He added that he's been through worse before and he'll get through this.
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