Southwest warns of 2Q revenue hit post-accident; trims capacity

Credit: Rob Finlayson
Southwest Airlines informed investors June 4 to expect a second-quarter 2018 RASM drop of about 3% compared to 2Q 2017, a consequence of lower bookings following the April 17 engine failure on flight 1380 , a Boeing 737-700, which killed one passenger. Southwest related the drop in bookings to the...

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