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“That can’t happen again”: Southwest Airlines CEO prepares for winter in Denver to avoid last year’s meltdown

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Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan says he is taking precautions months before winter storms blow through Denver International Airport. Jordan aims to learn from the carrier's multi-day disruption in December, which resulted in thousands of canceled flights and stranded travelers. The airline is experimenting with closed-bucket deicing trucks and trucks that will blow forced air to keep the ground clean.
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