Southwest Airlines said on Monday it would cut about 15% of corporate jobs, or about 1,750 roles, as the U.S. budget carrier ...

Southwest Airlines Co.’s stock fell 1% Tuesday after the carrier said it is cutting 1,750 corporate positions, equal to 15% of that group, as it moves to cut costs and create a leaner organization.

Southwest Airlines plans to lay off more than 1,700 employees in a cost-cutting move the company’s CEO described as ...

Eleven senior leadership positions ... Southwest, the busiest carrier at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, recently celebrated the launch of its overnight “red-eye” flight ...

Southwest (LUV) Airlines announced a reduction ... roles is focused almost entirely on corporate overhead and leadership positions and represents approximately 15% of corporate positions ...

Lower-cost airlines are under pressure from their bigger rivals, which have come out of the pandemic in a stronger financial position ... flights and over 800 aircraft. "Southwest's success ...

The Dallas-based airline says its “workforce reductions" of 1,750 jobs will focus mainly on corporate overhead and leadership positions, including senior leadership and directors.

Eleven senior leadership positions, which include vice presidents and above, will be eliminated. Southwest said it expects the layoffs will save the company $210 million this year and $300 million ...

which have come out of the pandemic in a stronger financial position and are now benefiting from trends such as demand for premium travel and trans-Atlantic routes. Southwest has less exposure to ...

On February 17, 2025, Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE ... primarily targeting corporate overhead and leadership positions. The Reduction, planned and executed by the company, will result in the ...

Southwest announced Monday a "reduction in corporate overhead workforce" that will impact approximately 1,750 employees in leadership positions, including 11 senior leadership positions of vice ...

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