Sign-up to receive weekly Commercial Aviation email updates with news, commentary, photos, videos and more!
Comprehensive insight, context and analysis of technologies, business developments and operational trends in every segment of global aviation and aerospace.
Every business day, Aviation Daily's exclusive market data, detailed legislation/regulation information, and critical business intelligence keeps executives ahead of their competition.
Check out our new page dedicated to the latest developments related to safety & audit in the global aviation industry.
Access news, white papers, special reports and more from Aviation Week.
Allowing connectivity on airliners can satsify passenger and crew needs for robust communications while opening new revenue streams for airlines.
Flying Boeing 787
Qatar Airways 787
Brought to you by: , , , and
I interviewed Herb Kelleher on May 21, the day he stepped down as chairman of Southwest, the low-cost trend-setter he helped found more than 35 years ago. Listen to these podcasts to hear Kelleher explain, in his own words: -- His role in the company as an employee instead of its chairman-- His plans to write a book, and why -- Why he does not expect Southwest to acquire another carrier (hint: one of the big reasons is related to fuel prices) -- How big an impact fuel prices are having on the industry-- Where he thinks the legacy airlines might be headed (and how it relates to something he wrote more than 20 years ago)Of course, you'll hear some of those great Kelleher quips and hearty laughs, too.
I interviewed Herb Kelleher on May 21, the day he stepped down as chairman of Southwest, the low-cost trend-setter he helped found more than 35 years ago. Listen to these podcasts to hear Kelleher explain, in his own words:
-- His role in the company as an employee instead of its chairman
-- His plans to write a book, and why
-- Why he does not expect Southwest to acquire another carrier (hint: one of the big reasons is related to fuel prices)
-- How big an impact fuel prices are having on the industry
-- Where he thinks the legacy airlines might be headed (and how it relates to something he wrote more than 20 years ago)
Of course, you'll hear some of those great Kelleher quips and hearty laughs, too.
Tags: tw99, Kelleher, Southwest