Southwest Airlines CEO We Expect Growth In Both The Business And Leisure Customer Base Driven By Our New More Attractive Product Offering -Conf. Call
Jan 29 (Reuters) - Southwest Airlines Co LUV.N:
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CEO: WE EXPECT GROWTH IN BOTH THE BUSINESS AND LEISURE CUSTOMER BASE DRIVEN BY OUR NEW MORE ATTRACTIVE PRODUCT OFFERING -CONF. CALL
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CEO: WE EXPECT TO HAVE BETTER VISIBILITY TO THE UPSIDE POTENTIAL FROM THESE INITIATIVES IN THE NEXT MONTH OR TWO
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CFO: WE PLAN TO KEEP MANAGEMENT HEADCOUNT EXPENSE FLAT TO 2025 LEVELS IN 2026
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CEO: WE DO NOT HAVE ANY ACTIVE AIRCRAFT REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS IN THE MARKET
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CEO: WE ARE NOT SEEING BOOK AWAY FROM SOUTHWEST AIRLINES FOLLOWING ALL THE CHANGES
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CEO: WE'LL SEE SHARE SHIFT TO SOUTHWEST AIRLINES BECAUSE THE PRODUCT IS A STRONGER OFFERING NOW, ESPECIALLY WITH CORPORATE
ON THE LOUNGE QUESTION, SOUTHWEST CEO SAYS WE'RE LOOKING AT THINGS THAT OUR CUSTOMERS WANT, THERE'S NOTHING SPECIFIC TO REPORT
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