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Lindsey Reynolds

Dallas, TX  |  Member Since 2008

Lindsey feels silly talking about herself in the third person. Lindsey is a recent graduate from the University of Texas at Austin, but has little to no enthusiasm for Longhorns, football, or the color burnt orange. She lived in Portland, OR for a little bit and thinks it has the best Thai/pho/coffee/rose gardens/bicycle lanes in the continental United States. Fortunately, she is a native Texan, came to her senses, and quickly moved back. Lindsey has only been a part of the Southwest Family for a very short time, but she is happy they adopted her and looks forward to decorating her cubicle. She is already planning her Halloween outfit for next year. When she is not blogging about Southwest, you can often find her cooking, slow jogging, knitting, using SPF 50 sunscreen, drinking Earl Grey tea, or rescuing homeless pugs.

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Southwest Airlines Employees Share the Spirit

By: Caleb Fox cfox

Jan 05 2010
See real Southwest Employees as they make a difference in their communities.  Read more about this new set of commercials. As the spots point out, while our People might work as Flight Attendants, Pilots, or Mechanics; who they really are is seen when they are away from Southwest as volunteers who help families with seriously ill children, travel companions for World War II Veterans traveling to... read more

Phone It In…It’s On!

By: Steve Heaser sheaser

Sep 02 2009
We’ve got another round of “It’s On” ads coming out this weekend, and this episode of Red Belly Radio is about an ‘It’s On” contest we held just for our Employees. The criterion was pretty simple: call a number and leave what you think might make a good ringtone using the words: “It’s On.” As you can imagine, we got a variety of entries, and some of the more notable ones are on this week’s Red... read more

Southwest Airlines Adopt-a-Pilot

By: Caleb Fox cfox

Aug 12 2009
Southwest Pilots and school administrators discuss how the Adopt-a-Pilot Progam has a huge impact on the communities and students that it serves.  Congratulations Adopt-a-Pilot on 10,000 hours of community service. read more

Southwest Airlines 25 Years in Little Rock

By: Caleb Fox cfox

Feb 27 2009
Southwest Airlines began service to Little Rock on February 27, 1984. Our 62 Little Rock-based Employees currently operate 13 daily departures to seven cities including Baltimore/Washington, Chicago Midway, Dallas Love Field, Houston Hobby, Las Vegas , and St. Louis with direct and connecting service to 49 additional cities.  We thank our wonderful Employees for delivering positively outrageous... read more

Southwest Airlines Fun in Amarillo

By: Caleb Fox cfox

Jan 20 2009
Christi Day and Caleb Fox head to Amarillo, Texas in search of some amazing places to visit. Please be sure to check out our interviews with some of our awesome Employees in Amarillo. Southwest started service in Amarillo on December 12, 1978, with four nonstop flights. Our 51 local Employees currently operate 12 nonstops and carry 64 percent of the local airline market. read more

From Braniff to Southwest

By: Caleb Fox cfox

Jan 05 2009
Southwest Employee Mary Creason shares her memories about the life and times in the aviation industry.  Read more about Mary in the blog post "Third Time's a Charm." read more

Amarillo Turns 30

By: Brian Lusk blusk

Dec 12 2008
I would wager most persons around the country know very little about Amarillo, Texas (AMA).  But, if I did, I might lose money because if you have ever driven I-40 (or if you are old enough, Route 66), between Chicago or St. Louis and Los Angeles, you have visited this Texas Panhandle city.  The number of folks who have flown through AMA is smaller, but for 30 years (as of today, December 12),... read more

30 Years in Amarillo

By: Caleb Fox cfox

Dec 12 2008
Southwest started service in Amarillo on December 12, 1978, with four nonstop flights.  Our 51 local Employees currently operate 12 nonstops and carry 64 percent of the local airline market. read more