US EditionSouthwest and the MAX 7 – Two failures resonate
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Southwest and the MAX 7 – Two failures resonate
Southwest Airlines is in the midst of radical change. It has already changed its “bags fly free” policy to an incremental charge, becoming the last holdout for free bags. It has also changed its strategy. The once small-market, low-cost, quick turnaround operations that the carrier employed for many years can no longer be accomplished with larger aircraft at major airports. The Boeing 737 is the aircraft that made Southwest Airlines, and the …
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