The recent cuts do not affect Southwest Airlines’ operations at BWI Marshall Airport, where it is the dominant carrier.

Southwest Airlines’ plans for its first-ever mass layoff is not expected to include labor cuts or changes to operations at BWI Marshall Airport. Dallas-based Southwest said Monday it plans to ...

STORY HIGHLIGHTS Southwest Airlines to cut 1,750 corporate employees. BWI Airport operations unaffected by corporate layoffs. Southwest plans more growth at BWI Airport. Deep cost-cutting at ...

He has helped shepherd several major capital projects at BWI Airport, including the upcoming $450 million A/B concourse connector, a $135 million Southwest Airlines maintenance facility and other ...

Southwest Airlines’ plans for its first-ever mass layoff is not expected to include labor cuts or changes to operations at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.

Even without the newest routes, Frontier Airlines will offer more weekly seats than Southwest Airlines from Atlanta in June.

The only uncertainty seems to be which airlines ... Baltimore/Washington and Las Vegas-Orlando. The airline plans to add more ...

Southwest Airlines ... Evers Airport. At the time, Southwest reduced its daily flights in Jackson to four. However, it maintained service to all of its markets of Atlanta, Baltimore/Washington ...

21—United Airlines ... Southwest also offers a daily, nonstop flight from the Sunport to the D.C. area, although it flies to the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.