March 14 (Reuters) - Southwest Airlines Co (LUV.N), opens new tab said on Tuesday it would upgrade its crew scheduling software and hire more staff in the winter, as the carrier attempts to address ...

Southwest Airlines will use Amazon.com servers to help process fare searches, crew scheduling and other software tasks, a modernization of its technology that comes months after a meltdown stranded ...

From left, Southwest Airlines Pilots Association president Casey Murray, Southwest Airlines chief operating officer Andrew Watterson and Sharon Pinkerton representing trade group Airlines for America ...

Southwest Airlines says its holiday flight cancellation debacle will cost the company up to $825 million as it processes refunds for customers and prepares to upgrade its scheduling software, which is ...

Southwest Airlines' cancellations for departures are highlighted in red at Dallas Love Field on Thursday. Liesbeth Powers / Staff Photographer Southwest Airlines’ holiday meltdown started with weather ...

Airline meltdowns are seemingly becoming an annual tradition. Something weird happens, the entire industry melts down, most carriers recover quickly, but for some reason one major airline goes through ...

When a United Airlines “technology issue” halted several thousand flights a few weeks ago, it added another incident to a cascade of problems the airlines and national aviation system have seen in ...

Southwest may have to change some longstanding company practices to get to the core of the problems, an aviation expert said. Reeling from one of the worst months in company history, Southwest ...

Southwest Airlines says its holiday flight cancellation debacle will cost the company up to $825 million as it processes refunds for customers and prepares to upgrade its scheduling software, which is ...