Road Warrior

Written somewhere over Utah...I think.  I must admit I am amazed at what a person can do in a day...For example, today I already ate breakfast in Dallas at the fabulous Love Field McDonalds...my standard sausage McMuffin and coffee, I borrowed a pen from one of our friendly Customer Service Agents in Albuquerque (because my SWA Cargo logo pen exploded on me and my new shirt...da Categories: Uncategorized Posted by: Wally Devereaux | May 28, 2008 at 6:45 am

What's in Your Belly?

Michael, Sorry for the delay in responding...Did a little survey internally regarding your question, and the overwhelming favorite in the "unusual items carried" category is....elephant semen! Believe it or not... Thanks for the question! Sorry to see "former" in front of that SWA Employee number... Wally As part of my job with Southwest Airlines, I travel quite a bit, and, as a result, get to see some interesting places and things...not a bad perk!  I also see various unique aspects of Southwest Airlines, and the things that we do as a Company. Categories: Flying Posted by: Wally Devereaux | May 27, 2008 at 9:37 am

What's in Your Belly?

As part of my job with Southwest Airlines, I travel quite a bit, and, as a result, get to see some interesting places and things...not a bad perk!  I also see various unique aspects of Southwest Airlines, and the things that we do as a Company. Categories: Flying Posted by: Wally Devereaux | May 03, 2008 at 12:19 pm

What's in Your Belly?

Bryan, Great idea...We're actually considering doing something like that in the not too distant future. Stay tuned... Wally As part of my job with Southwest Airlines, I travel quite a bit, and, as a result, get to see some interesting places and things...not a bad perk!  I also see various unique aspects of Southwest Airlines, and the things that we do as a Company. Categories: Flying Posted by: Wally Devereaux | Apr 25, 2008 at 7:08 pm

What's in Your Belly?

g-man, While that's a little different than the freight side of the business, I am sorry to hear about the delay in getting your luggage. Typically, our folks do a good job getting it to you in a timely fashion. I would have to agree with Steve that there were probably some unusual circumstances involved, but that's certainly speculative on my part. Regardless, sorry you had to wait... Wally As part of my job with Southwest Airlines, I travel quite a bit, and, as a result, get to see some interesting places and things...not a bad perk!  I also see various unique aspects of Southwest Airlines, and the things that we do as a Company. Categories: Flying Posted by: Wally Devereaux | Apr 23, 2008 at 5:19 pm