Southwest: U.S. Shutdown Will Delay Hawaii Service For Months
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WASHINGTON—Executives from Southwest Airlines announced the carrier’s planned expansion into Hawaii will likely be delayed for months, a result of the ongoing U.S. partial government shutdown which has furloughed the FAA workers needed to certify the new routes. Southwest COO Michael Van de Van said...
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