Whitney Eichinger News
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Air travel in Dallas, home to the fourth-busiest U.S. airport, is returning to normal after a winter storm snarled schedules for AMR Corp.’s American Airlines as well as Southwest Airlines Co.
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Southwest Airlines Co., the largest low-fare carrier, said it’s “very busy” with customers’ complaints over its revamped loyalty program website a week after it was remodeled.
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Southwest Airlines Co. may add to its fleet a larger model of Boeing Co.’s 737, the only type of aircraft it flies, to carry more passengers on high-demand routes.
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A Southwest Airlines jet with 142 people was diverted to Los Angeles Sunday night after a burning electrical odor, the New York Post reported, citing Southwest spokeswoman Whitney Eichinger.
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Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers fans headed to Super Bowl XLV have a narrow window left to reach Dallas, where snow and ice snarled air and ground travel for much of the week.
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A hard freeze that has sent temperatures plunging as much as 40 degrees below normal in Texas may be the last big blast of winter for the southern U.S., forecasters said.
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Thunderstorms, wind and low clouds tied up air traffic at seven airports in the U.S. Northeast and Midwest and sent a Southwest Airlines Co. plane sliding off a runway in Chicago.
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Delta Air Lines Inc. sought federal approval for a second time to expand at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, saying industry consolidation has helped clear the way for a trade of landing rights with US Airways Group Inc.
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Southwest Airlines Co. and Virgin America Inc. are poised to jockey for new long-distance flights at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, the first such routes added since 2004.
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Airline flight delays rippled across the northeastern U.S. after today’s earthquake, with almost 400 planes running at least a half-hour late at New York and Washington airports.
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