A text book theory from business school, "NEVER USE A SINGLE SOURCE OF SUPPLY", this theory was well documented from examples of real companies that go stuck with using a single source. Southwest needs to go back to business school and look at real examples.

(Written on 04/26/2019)(Permalink)

Boeing make a huge error in using the 1962 airplane, the 737-100 and kept trying to make larger and larger, the 737-900 is an example that is was time to stop, they take lots of runways, cruise at 320 feet and are uncomfortable. The should have worked of the 757/767 or went ahead and built the 797. I hate to fly any of the 737 series above the737-700 or the 737-800. This will be studied in the business schools as a mistake similar to the new COKE. Boeing use to be about quality and know the build junk, I not sure Airbus in any better. Profits over safety.

(Written on 04/19/2019)(Permalink)

I am sure this will be great addition, however Delta has so much junk to retire, and the are choosing to keep the MD-80 which are in terrible shape rather than keep the 717 which are much newer. Delta with fly their old junk to keep profits up, shame on them. Delta has the worst equipment in the industry.

(Written on 02/10/2019)(Permalink)

Never happen, big money will win, I fly only when very necessary and I have accumulated over 10 million miles of flying in my career, that goodness I am retired.

(Written on 09/28/2018)(Permalink)

It does not matter about race or sex, what matters is are they the most qualified crew available, this should not be a showboat issue, it about time in type of aircraft and quality of flying experience. When they make this a publicity stunt it scares the hell out of me. Could this crew land the SW plane that had the engine and window failure recently, it not then they should not be together. We have a real shortage of pilots in this county and the airlines are moving new pilots up the ladder too quickly and their will be a disaster due to this, this has nothing to do with sex or race.

(Written on 05/25/2018)(Permalink)

I have no idea why people fly SWA, it always been a lousy ride since Air Cal, poor maintenance and bad seats, they must of got a discount after last weeks accident

(Written on 05/04/2018)(Permalink)

The issue is simple, no pets unless it is a service animal. People have way overdone the emotional support pets thing, it you are that ill then stay home. I tired of flying next to someone and their cat in First Class on Delta, Delta has a peanut polity, no peanuts on a flight if some is allergic to them, what about people allergic to cats.

(Written on 03/09/2018)(Permalink)

Yea Delta, way too many fake service dogs in this country and on planes, people buy a “service dog tag or sweater” and pretend. I know people whom have partipated in this scam.

(Written on 01/26/2018)(Permalink)

Boeing will be remembered in the business text books for how they lost market share to Airbus. Their lack of vision to replace the 757 and 767, and create substandard aircraft as the 737-900 is amazing. They are right up there with Coke when they rolled our NEW COKE

(Written on 12/15/2017)(Permalink)

It is not how many hours, it is the quality of hours and time in type, i.e in jet or turboprop planes. You can have a pilot with lots of hours in a 172 flying in good conditions who has no challenging hours in ice and weather. Not good training hours. I personally like the pilots who start flying single pilot milk runs missions on a daily basis regardless of weather in turboprops, then they move to right seat of a small CJ or King Air with a higher time pilot. then they get on the job training. If s a decent corporate flight department or fractional ownership they usually are required simulator and class time. Of course there are pilots who completes all training and they still never learn how to feel and fly the airplane. They same holds true in the Military, some pilots learn real flying and some do not. We can not tolerate right seat pilots that crashed planes and killed humans like Lexington where they were taking off on the taxiway (controls were to the right seat), or the Colga

(Written on 11/17/2017)(Permalink)