Southwest Airlines is closing its Austin flight attendant base
Southwest Airlines is closing flight attendant bases in Austin and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, this summer as the Dallas ...
Southwest Airlines to Close Flight Attendant Bases in Fort Lauderdale and Austin in Cost-Cutting...
Southwest Airlines will close flight attendant satellite bases in Fort Lauderdale and Austin as part of cost-cutting measures. The closures, originally scheduled for June, will take effect on July 1 ...
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Southwest cost cutting continues with closure of Austin flight attendant base
The Texas-based airline is also closing a base in Florida as it consolidates operations in 12 main base cities.
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Southwest Airlines to shut 2 crew bases in Texas, Florida
Southwest Airlines says it will close two of its flight attendant bases in Florida and Texas amid sweeping cost-cutting ...
Southwest Airlines cuts flight attendant bases in Texas, Florida
Southwest Airlines will close flight attendant bases in Austin and Fort Lauderdale, Fla., the latest in a series of ...
Southwest Airlines to Close Two Flight Attendant Crew Bases
Southwest Airlines Co., which recently announced the first involuntary layoffs in its 53-year history, is closing two satellite flight attendant bases and moving affected employees elsewhere.