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CEO Gary Kelly: Southwest Airlines has ‘hundreds of airplanes of growth still available’ The Dallas-based carrier has added 17 new destinations since the COVID-19 pandemic and could need even more planes as travel recovers to fill out schedules. Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly boarding a plane at Houston Hobby Airport in June to visit employees.(Stephen M. Keller / Southwest Airlines) 6:00 AM on May 27, 2021 CDT Southwest Airlines has room to expand its fleet by nearly 500 new airplanes after adding more than a dozen new destinations during the COVID-19 pandemic, the most aggressive gr...

DFW Airport sees surge in arrests of misbehaving travelers ‘interfering with flight crews’ The region’s main airport is on track for a record number of arrests, even with airline traffic still down during the pandemic. Passengers will be reminded to wear their masks as the Terminal D Extension finishes out construction at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Thursday, May 6, 2021. (Tom Fox/The Dallas Morning News)(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) 5:15 PM on May 26, 2021 CDT DFW International Airport is on pace for a record number of arrests for “interference with a flight crew,” pa...

A year ago travelers canceled flights and trips due to the pandemic, but with vaccines now in the mix and fewer restrictions, many people feel more comfortable...

Southwest Airlines flight attendant bloodied, loses teeth in assault by rowdy passenger Southwest Airlines flight attendant bloodied, loses teeth in assault by rowdy passenger Southwest’s flight attendant union, TWU Local 556, is calling for help from the airline to ban more passengers. A Southwest Airlines 737 is parked at a gate at Dallas Love Field in Dallas, Wednesday, May 19, 2021. (Brandon Wade/Special Contributor)(Brandon Wade / Special Contributor) 7:12 AM on May 25, 2021 CDT The Southwest Airlines flight attendant lost two teeth and walked away bloodied after she was physically ass...

The summer travel surge at airports may make you think it’s 2019 again ... just with masks The summer travel surge at airports may make you think it’s 2019 again ... just with masks DFW International Airport is expecting traffic to hit 90% of 2019 levels as American Airlines routes more traffic through its primary hub. Passengers board a flight to New Orleans at Dallas Love Field in Dallas, Wednesday, May 19, 2021. (Brandon Wade/Special Contributor)(Brandon Wade / Special Contributor) 6:00 AM on May 24, 2021 CDT Forney’s Megan Broussard canceled an Alaskan Cruise she had planned with he...