Two Airlines With Very Different Approaches to Flying

NPR | By Wade Goodwyn

Published February 2, 2005 at 12:00 AM EST

America's airline industry is projected to lose more than $5 billion this year. In Dallas-Ft. Worth, American and Southwest are two airlines that have very different visions of the industry's future.

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Two Airlines With Very Different Approaches to Flying

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