(Reuters) -Southwest Airlines flagged ongoing struggles with pricing in its second quarter on Wednesday, despite expectations for record summer travel demand in the United States. The low-cost ...

Southwest Airlines is the latest airline lifting its revenue guidance for the final quarter of the year as travel demand holds steady. The carrier Thursday said it now expects a key revenue ...

Southwest Airlines is bracing for the low travel demand seen in the last two month continue this quarter, and has cut capacity for the second half of this year on concerns about the economy.

The increased guidance is "driven by the combination of better than expected leisure travel demand and faster ... launch of red-eye flights. Read: Southwest Airlines to end hallmark open seating ...

Summer business travel demand is steady going into the summer even has leisure travel has softened, travel companies said.

Southwest Airlines became the latest US carrier on ... high about two months ago on talk of a new golden age, as strong travel demand and tight industry-wide capacity raised the prospect of ...

Southwest executives will be hoping that these ... In a regulatory filing, it cited “resilient travel demand” coupled with internal efficiency measures as key factors. The Texas-based operator ...

Southwest Airlines (LUV) shares rose Thursday morning after the airline became the latest to improve its revenue outlook, citing strong demand for travel heading into the holiday season.

Travel is booming. Airlines expect a record number of passengers this summer, but they have undercut their pricing power by adding more flights and seats. Southwest still plans to increase flying ...