In a last-ditch effort to its operation and get planes and employees where they needed to go, the low-cost airline reduced schedules during the past few days, operating just about one-third of its planned flights.
"We are supporting the restored operation with all hands on deck and tried-and-true methods. In a staff memo on Thursday, CEO Bob Jordan wrote, "I'm optimistic, but I'm also cautious.
A stop in ticket sales for Friday was also lifted by the airline after it comfort its timetable, according to Jordan.
The airline posted a statement on its website saying, "With another holiday weekend packed with crucial connections for our cherished Customers and Employees, we are glad to return to a state of normalcy."
During the holiday, Southwest's operation disintegrated.
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In a last-ditch effort to its operation and get planes and employees where they needed to go, the low-cost airline reduced schedules during the past few days, operating just about one-third of its planned flights.
"We are supporting the restored operation with all hands on deck and tried-and-true methods. In a staff memo on Thursday, CEO Bob Jordan wrote, "I'm optimistic, but I'm also cautious.
A stop in ticket sales for Friday was also lifted by the airline after it comfort its timetable, according to Jordan.
The airline posted a statement on its website saying, "With another holiday weekend packed with crucial connections for our cherished Customers and Employees, we are glad to return to a state of normalcy."
During the holiday, Southwest's operation disintegrated.
In a last-ditch effort to its operation and get planes and employees where they needed to go, the low-cost airline reduced schedules during the past few days, operating just about one-third of its planned flights.
"We are supporting the restored operation with all hands on deck and tried-and-true methods. In a staff memo on Thursday, CEO Bob Jordan wrote, "I'm optimistic, but I'm also cautious.
A stop in ticket sales for Friday was also lifted by the airline after it comfort its timetable, according to Jordan.
The airline posted a statement on its website saying, "With another holiday weekend packed with crucial connections for our cherished Customers and Employees, we are glad to return to a state of normalcy."
During the holiday, Southwest's operation disintegrated.
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