Southwest Airlines Scoops Up All 17 Of JetBlue’s Former Long Beach Slots

Ben Goldstein September 03, 2020
Southwest Airlines
Credit: Long Beach Airport
Southwest Airlines will double its presence at Southern California’s Long Beach Airport (LGB), after receiving 17 new slots that were recently relinquished by JetBlue Airways. The new additions double Dallas-based Southwest’s slots to 34 from 17 previously, making it by far the biggest airline at...
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