Credit: Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines estimates having enough liquidity to survive another two years at current demand levels, positioning it to challenge the “Big 3” U.S. carriers for domestic market share through an anticipated COVID-19 recovery. With roughly $14 billion in reserves, Dallas-based Southwest’s war...
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