Southwest Airlines layoffs in 2025 cut 1,750 jobs, sparking outrage. Did Southwest Airlines job cuts kill its culture with ...

The “fun-luving” airline long credited its quirky, we-are-family work culture with its success. Now, after its first mass ...

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Southwest Airlines built its success on a unique culture. With the first mass layoffs in company history, some employees fear that culture may die.

For the first time since it began flying, in 1971, the airline announced mass involuntary layoffs. Roughly 1,750 employees were let go, representing 15 percent of the corporate workforce.

Although none of the chronically short-staffed air traffic controllers have yet been fired, the cuts have already hit FAA ...