Published 2 years ago

Southwest Airlines raises second-quarter revenue forecast on travel demand

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Southwest Airlines Co (LUV.N) on Thursday raised its second-quarter operating revenue forecast. Shares of the airline were up nearly 3% before the bell. Southwest added it is on track to report "solid profits" for the quarter and for the rest of 2022.

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Reuters

Southwest Airlines raises second-quarter revenue forecast on travel demand

Southwest Airlines Co on Thursday raised its second-quarter operating revenue forecast, as strong travel demand puts U.S. carriers on the fast track to a recovery from pandemic lows. Shares of the airline were up nearly 3% before the bell. "The company continues to experience strong load factors and an acceleration in bookings for summer travel," Southwest said in a regulatory .

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Business Journals

Southwest raises second-quarter revenue forecast as summer bookings accelerate

Southwest Airlines increased its revenue outlook for the second quarter as it sees bookings continue to accelerate for what should be a busy — and profitable — summer travel season.

2 years ago·United States

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National Post

Southwest Airlines raises second-quarter revenue forecast on travel demand

Southwest Airlines Co on Thursday raised its second-quarter operating revenue forecast, as strong travel demand puts U.S. carriers on the fast track to a recovery from pandemic lows. Read More

2 years ago·Canada

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Financial Post

Southwest raises second-quarter revenue forecast on travel demand

Southwest Airlines Co on Thursday raised its second-quarter operating revenue forecast, as strong travel demand puts U.S. carriers on a fast track to recovery from pandemic lows. Read More

2 years ago·Canada

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