The Department of Transportation is suing Southwest Airlines, accusing it of operating two “chronically delayed flights” in 2022 that resulted in 180 flight disruptions.

Today's action sends a message to all airlines that the Department is prepared to go to court in order to enforce passenger protections.” According to the DOT, Southwest operated two flights ...

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The US Department of Transportation filed a lawsuit against Southwest Airlines, accusing the carrier of selling flights with unrealistic schedules that operated chronically late. According to the ...

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A Southwest Airlines flight from Sacramento to Denver International Airport was forced to return to Sacramento International ...

Doxey will also serve as executive vice president when he starts at Southwest (NYSE: LUV) on March 10. Doxey will replace ...

Participants allege that the airline failed to remove a large-cap growth investment option after ‘15 years of ...

Southwest Airlines has appointed Tom Doxey as Executive VP and CFO, effective March 10. With a proven track record in ...

The class-action lawsuit, filed on behalf of 60,000 plan participants, alleges that the airline failed to replace a “chronically underperforming” large-cap fund holding more than $2 billion in ...

The DOT filed a lawsuit against Southwest Airlines, citing a pattern of chronic delays, as the government pushes for stricter accountability.