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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 is experimenting with closed-bucket deicing trucks and trucks that will blow forced air to keep the ground clean. Next year, the airline hopes to operate 40 gates, with the potential for another Concourse C expansion. The airline has other factors contending against it, including the rise in fuel prices from $70 a barrel to $90-95.

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

Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan says he is taking precautions months before winter storms blow through Denver International Airport to avoid repeating last year’s holiday meltdown. “That can’t happen again,” he said in a Wednesday interview. “But it’s made us a better company.” Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan is pictured in 2017. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) Jordan aims to learn from the carrier’s multi-day disruption in December…

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Greeley Tribune broke the news on Friday, September 22, 2023.
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