I don’t recommend Southwest

12/27/2022 1:41:23 AM

12/27/2022 2:34:31 AM

Correctly predicted both pieces of content in this thread based on title. GG.

12/27/2022 8:03:38 AM

Mom's husband had 3 different flights canceled in last 2 days
https://www.reddit.com/r/SouthwestAirlines/comments/zw32yt/psa_from_a_swa_employee_since_the_company_wont/

12/27/2022 9:06:19 AM

I'm flying to Colorado in February using SWA. I am already nervous that my winter vacation will get ruined by SWA.

12/27/2022 10:32:17 AM

It should be fixed by then, unless there is a slight inconvenience in the weather in February which causes their house of cards scheduling system to fail again.

My flight for today got cancelled so I'm driving 18 hours yay

12/27/2022 10:39:27 AM

Mine for tomorrow was canceled like right at midnight. Luckily found a nonstop on AA Thursday morning for not too much more $ than that ticket, and SW I guess is letting people request refunds

Can’t believe my flight last Thursday wasn’t impacted at all

12/27/2022 11:27:52 AM

^^ considering Denver is a winter weather destination, I have faith in their airport staff. It's my start in CLT and layover at MDW that has me worried about the slightest bit of bad weather.

12/27/2022 11:46:11 AM

Oh these cancellations aren't actually because of weather. It's the airlines scheduling software that can't handle it when there is a bunch of weather delays because they have to input everything manually/over the phone. Weather delays have been mostly over for about a week at this point. Everywhere I was supposed to be flying it's been 50+ degrees for 3 or more days. It doesn't matter that Denver is a winter weather destination. This isn't a problem like deicing planes, the fuckin company is broken.

12/27/2022 2:09:03 PM

This is odd as they are normally one of the most reliable airlines around!!11!1

12/27/2022 4:03:25 PM