Published 1 year ago

Passengers Stranded Across SoCal as Southwest Airlines; 2,500 Flights Canceled Wednesday

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Southwest Airlines has canceled more than 2,500 flights nationwide Wednesday. U.S. Transportation Secretary Peter Buttigieg called it a complete meltdown by the airline. Thousands of Southwest Airlines passengers remained stranded Tuesday across Southern California. Some flights were still departing from San Diego, Los Angeles International Airport, John Wayne Airport.

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CBS News

Passengers stranded across SoCal as Southwest cancels and delays flights during winter storm

Thousands of Southwest Airlines passengers remained stranded Tuesday across Southern California as the airline's winter woes worsened, leading to canceled and delayed flights throughout the nation.

1 year ago

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The Epoch Times

SoCal Passengers Stranded as Southwest Airlines Woes Worsen

LOS ANGELES—Thousands of Southwest Airlines passengers remained stranded Dec. 27 across Southern California as the airline's winter woes ...

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Southwest passengers’ stranded travel nightmare

Did the thousands of travelers who were stranded at airports across the country over the weekend listen to their local meteorologist? FOX 5's weather team warned folks last week.

1 year ago·Southport, Australia

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The Weekly Times

Southwest passengers’ stranded travel nightmare

Did the thousands of travelers who were stranded at airports across the country over the weekend listen to their local meteorologist? FOX 5's weather team warned folks last week.

1 year ago·Southbank, Australia

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Just the News

Southwest travel nightmare could last in to the new year

Southwest airlines canceled more than half of its flights again today, leaving thousands of travelers stranded across the country. The Pilot’s association is placing the blame on the company’s outdated scheduling software. Southwest’s CEO is promising to modernize systems.

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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