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Proud to be a Mobile Junkie......and LUV our new Mobile Site |
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Thank you SWA for creating a more mobile site for a crackberry like myself.
As the others have said, what about an iPhone and Blackberry app?
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I take pride in that title. Maybe that is why they asked me to write this blog about our enhanced Mobile Site, or maybe it's because I'm a part of the Team that helped implement it, or maybe it's just because I haven't blogged in a while (most likely all three). Categories: Blogroll, Flying, Nutty stuff, Southwest Culture Jun 02, 2009 |
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New Ad Campaign: “Grab Your Bag. It’s On.” |
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Oh it's ON!!!!
I thought it had to do with WiFi. :(
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Let’s talk about attitude. When did that word become a bad thing? As in, “He or she has an attitude.” It’s used now to describe someone who’s unfriendly, unwilling to pitch in, incapable of giving 100%, and who refuses to find new ways to do their job better every single day.
Categories: Airports Jun 01, 2009 |
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Thoughts on Our Transportation Heritage |
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Hi Brian,
Nice post. I'm a bit of a history buff myself, particularly of WWII. Keep up the good work.
Thanks
Jeff
How about some link luv? :) http://www.airportchronicles.com
When it comes from getting to “here” from “there,” there has been a constant push to do it faster (until the demise of Concorde at least), more reliably, and more comfortably. The steamship doomed the sailing vessels by eliminating the need for a following wind, and steam locomotive made long distance train travel possible. The Wright Brothers' use of controllable devices made s |
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Saluting Memorial Day Heroes |
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Thank you for your post and service, Mike.
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I would like to share a few thoughts about this year’s Memorial Day and what it means to me. I am a Marine Colonel and my wife is a Recruiter for Southwest Airlines. For me, Memorial Day is a time to reflect on the sacrifices of our fellow Americans who have served in the military and lost their lives in that service. |
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The GAAP RAP by Southwest Airlines’ Rapping Flight Attendant |
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Very nice! Kudos for David. :)
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Southwest Airlines’ Rapping Flight Attendant, David Holmes, explains Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) in a “GAAP Rap” at the 2009 Shareholder’s Meeting held at the Company’s Dallas headquarters today. Categories: Nutty stuff, Southwest Culture, Under the hood May 25, 2009 |
