Southwest Airlines has talked with DFW International Airport about adding a “modest presence” at the second busiest airport in the world, Southwest CEO…
about adding a “modest presence” at the second busiest airport in the world, Southwest CEO Bob Jordan said Wednesday, eying the new Terminal F expected to be finished in 2026.
On Wednesday at the Skift Aviation Forum, Jordan told attendees a priority for the carrier is to ensure that “We’re constrained and as the Metroplex continues to grow, the constraint and Love Field becomes more and more of an issue,” Jordan said.Dallas could also expand city-owned Love Field, which is now prohibited by federal law and would take the agreement of airlines, airports, and city governments — as well as Congress.
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