I had written this before breaking my arm on vacation.  Even though I am still recuperating, I would like to thank Marie and Tiffany while the visit is still somewhat fresh.

--Broken Arm Blog Boy

An era has ended not only here at Southwest but in the airline industry as a whole.  The current paper timetable that was released on June 28 is our last.  Not only that, as far as we can tell, only Lufthansa will be left with a paper timetable.  In fact, most of the other

Sometimes, the littlest airports can have the biggest families. At least that's what I walked away with (well, flew) after spending the day at the Little Rock National Airport in (you guessed it) Little Rock, Arkansas. With only 62 Employees, I was able to meet just about everyone on a rainy, gloomy day in February. The occasion?

I’ve been immersed in the Southwest archives the past few months, and have found some interesting stuff from our early days.  From time to time, I will be sharing some of this with you.

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This episode of Red Belly Radio is about the history of this great company. The photo of the Three Shamu aircraft is believed to be the only time all three were together at the same time.