History of Southwest Airlines

More than 32 years ago, Rollin King and Herb Kelleher decided to set up another airline. They start with a simple concept: If your passenger wants to reach your destination, arrive at their destination as scheduled with the lowest fare and make sure they have a good time People will ride your airline. I know? They are right. The original small Texas Airlines has grown into one of the largest airlines in the United States. Today, Southwest Airlines carries more than 65 million passengers annually to 59 major cities (60 airports) and carries over 2,800 passengers a day.

Southwest Airlines is the most profitable airline in the history of the United States. The company was founded in 1971, is the first full year of its profit in 1973, Southwest Airlines has profited each year since then. This is 39 years since I wrote this article. Other airlines are coming and going. Other airlines can not compare with Southwest records. I have heard that the flight attendants of Southwest Airlines sing instructions for safety, but I've heard that I have seen them in costumes, but these are sometimes used to make the standard security language more vivid Thing. There is no other airline that is as pleasant as Southwest Airlines.

Among all airlines, Southwest Airlines does not need to deal with many of its historical crises. Southwest Airlines has never experienced a fatal accident in the 29-year history, so it is a very fortunate airline because you can not make a profit. Addressing the crisis and major events is what the leaders do not need to do too much. When the event arrived, Southwest Airlines launched the C.I.S.D. (Critical Incident Report) team. When Boeing 737 landed at the airport in Burbank, California on March 5, collided with the fence at the end of the runway, Southwest Airlines could improve using the tool in case of maximum crash . . The plane took a taxi to the city street and stopped at 39 feet from the gas station. Some 142 passengers and some of the crew were slightly injured. The plane crashed into the car, but the two passengers in the car were not hurt.

Southwest Airlines is a low cost airline in the United States. Southwest Airlines is the world's largest airline with annual passenger numbers (as of 2009). Southwest Airlines is the third largest airline among all civilian airlines around the world. As of May 3, 2009, Southwest Airlines operates approximately 3,510 flights per day. Southwest Airlines is headquartered in Lovefield, Dallas, Texas. Southwest Airlines has offered more domestic and international passengers than any other US airline since August 2006, according to the US Department of Transportation's Transportation Statistics Bureau. Southwest Airlines is one of the most profitable airlines in the world and has gained profits for 37 consecutive years in January 2010.