Southwest

Staff May 04, 1998
In the wake of late deliveries of Boeing 737-700s, Southwest Airlines will add only one new destination this year instead of two as originally planned, according to officials of the airline. Under terms of the contract between Boeing and Southwest, the low-fare carrier was to take delivery of 13...

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