خطوط ساوث‌وست الجوية

خطوط ساوث‌وست الجوية
Southwest Airlines
Founded	16 مارس 1967
Commenced operations	18 يونيو1971
AOC #	SWAA304A
Focus cities	مطار بالتيمور-واشنطن الدولي; مطار شيكاگوميدواي الدولي; مطار دالاس لوڤ; مطار دنـِڤر الدولي; مطار هارتسلفيلد-جاكسون أتلانتا الدولي; مطار لامبرت-سانت لويس الدولي; مطار لوس أنجلس الدولي; مطار مكارن الدولي; مطار ناشڤيل الدولي; مطار اوكلاند الدولي; مطار فيونيكس سكاي هاربر الدولي; مطار سان دييگوالدولي; مطار تامپا الدولي; مطار وليام پ. هوبي;
Frequent-flyer program	جوائز السرعة
Subsidiaries	خطوط إيرتران الجوية
Fleet size	637
Destinations	93
Company slogan	If it matters to you, it matters to us
Headquarters	دالاس، تكساس، الولايات المتحدة
Key people	گاري سي كلي (الرئيس، المدير التطبيقي); هرب كلهر (مؤسس مشارك، رئيس تطبيقي، رئيس شرفي) ; رولين كينگ (مؤسس مشارك، مدير تطبيقي) ; كولين بارت (سكرتير المؤسسة، الرئيس، الرئيس الشرفي ) ;
Revenue	▲ 17.69 بليون دولار(2013)
Operating income	▲ 1,278 مليون دولار (2013)
Net income	▲ 754 مليون دولار (2013)
Total assets	▲ 19.34 بليون دولار (2013)
Total equity	▲ 7.33 بليون دولار (2013)
الموظفون	45,000 (2013)
Website	southwest.com

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خطوط ساوث‌وست الجوية Southwest Airlines (NYSE: LUV)، هي واحدة من أكبر شركات الطيران في الولايات المتحدة وأكبر شركة طيران منخفضة التكلفة في العالم ويقع مقرها الرئيسي في دالاس، تكساس، الولايات المتحدة. تأسست الشركة عام 1969، وإتخدت إسمها الحالي عام 1971 ، في أغسطس 2012 بلغ عدد موظفي الشركة 64,000 موظف وووصلت عدد رحلاتها إلى 3,400 رحلة يومياً، فيخمسة يونيو2011 أصبحت خطوط ساوث‌وست الجوية أكبر الخطوط المحلية في الولايات المتحدة .

التاريخ

Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-200 wearing the original airline colors when landing at San Antonio in 1975

Boeing 737-200 at William P. Hobby Airport in 1983

Southwest Airlines Boeing 727-200 at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in 1984

نطقب:Rail freight

A 737–300 (N648SW) pictured in Southwest's original desert gold livery.

Boeing 737-200 in Midway Airlines/Southwest Airlines hybrid livery in 1991

Southwest Airlines logo used 2001-2014

A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737–700 landing at San Jose International Airport, shown in the company's Canyon Blue livery, introduced in 2001 and used until September 2014.

An AirTran Airways Boeing 737–700 taxiing at Portland Jetport

هوية الشركة

النادىية

A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737–700 with blended winglets (N741SA) pictured on the tarmac at Chicago Midway International Airport wearing the airline's original desert gold livery.

شبكة الطيران الشرفية

شؤون الشركة

المقر الرئيسي

المقر الرئيسي لخطوط ساوث‌وست الجوية في دالاس

التوظيف

Impact on carriers

الضغط على سكك حديد تكساس

الوجهات

خريطة وجهات خطوط ساوث‌وست الجوية

الخدمة الدولية

المدن الرئيسية

طائرة تابعة لخطوط ساوث‌وست الجوية متجهة إلى بوابة مطار لوس أنجلس الدولي.

Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 at Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, California

**المدن الرئيسية التي تخدمها خطوط طيران ساوث‌وست الجوية (في يوليو2014)**
المدينة	الرحلات اليومية	عدد البوابات	مدن بلا توقف	بدء الخدمة
شيكاگو-ميدواي	270	32	66	1985
بالتيمور-واشنطن	230	28	60	1993
لاس ڤيگاس	228	19	58	1982
دنـِڤر	184	19	57	2006
فوينيكس	171	24	47	1982
هيوستن (هوبس)	170	18	47	1971
أتلانتا	160	31	42	2012
اورلاندو	158	20	41	1998
دالاس (لوڤ فيلد)	141	16	34	1971
لوس أنجلس	125	12	25	1982

شراكات خطوط الطيران

الأسطول

الأسطول الحالي

**أسطول طائرات خطوط ساوث‌وست الجوية**
الطائرة	في الخدمة	الطلبات	الخيارات	الركاب	هوامش
بوينگ 737-300	121	—	—	137 143	Some retrofitted with electronic flight decks In the process of being retired
بوينگ 737-500	13	—	—	122	In the process of being retired
بوينگ 737-700	421	23	37	143	Orders convertible to -800 series.
بوينگ 737-800	82	38	—	175	All to be retrofitted with Split Scimitar Winglets
بوينگ 737 ماكس 7	—	30	—	TBA	Scheduled to enter service in 2019
بوينگ 737 ماكس 8	—	170	191	TBA	Scheduled to enter service in 2017
الإجمالي	637	262	228

تاريخ الأسطول

**Southwest Airlines fleet history**
الطائرة	دخلت الخدمة	خرجت من الخدمة	البدائل	Notes
بوينگ 727–200	1979	1987	بوينگ 737–200	Leased from Braniff International and People Express Airlines
بوينگ 737–200	1971	2005	بوينگ 737–700	Southwest's first aircraft type

Livery

Original desert gold livery, used until 2001

Canyon blue livery used from 2001–2014

Heart livery used 2014-present

**Southwest Airlines special liveries**
الاسم	السنة	الوصف	التسجيل
2,000th & 5,000th 737 produced	2006	Southwest received both the 5,000th 737 produced (February 13, 2006) (N230WN) and the 2,000th "Next Generation" 737 produced (July 27, 2006) (N248WN). The 2,000th "Next Generation" 737 is marked as such in its livery, though the 5,000th 737 is not similarly marked on the outside. It does have a placard stating that it is the 5000th 737 on the upper part of the inside entry door frame.	2,000th (N248WN), 5,000th (N230WN)
35th Anniversary		Combined the original primary livery with the current canyon blue livery.	N238WN
500th 737	2007	Southwest received their 500th 737 on June 28, 2007. This aircraft is marked to honor this milestone.	N281WN
Arizona One	1994	The flag of the state of Arizona applied across the aircraft.	N383SW
California One	1995	The flag of the state of California applied across the aircraft.	N609SW
Charles E. Taylor One	2007	Named in honor of Charles E. Taylor, the first aviation mechanic that built the first aircraft engine that the Wright Brothers used on their flyer.	N289CT
Colleen Barrett Classic/Heroine of The Heart	2008	Named in tribute to Colleen Barrett, the company's former Executive Vice President.	N714CB, N266WN
Colorado One	2012	The flag of the state of Colorado is painted across the aircraft. This aircraft is also the 5,000th 737 produced.	N230WN
Florida One	2010	The flag of the state of Florida applied across the aircraft.	N945WN
The Fred J. Jones	1984	In honor of Fred J. Jones, one of Southwest's original employees. Signature on the nose. It later became Southwest's only 737–200 to be painted in the Canyon Blue livery when it was applied in 2001. The aircraft was retired in 2005 and replaced in the same year with a 737–700 with the same signature on the cone. The replaced aircraft is also the first 737 Next Generation that was manufactured without eyebrow windows above the cockpit.	N201LV
Green Plane	2009	Served as a test plane for new environmentally responsible materials and customer comfort products. When combined, the initiatives equated to a weight savings of about five pounds per seat, saving fuel and reducing emissions, along with adding recyclable elements to the cabin interior and reducing waste. The plane also included a decal rendition of the Southwest corporate logo in green on the side of the plane.	N222WN
Heart One & Two	2014	First two planes painted in the new Southwest Heart livery. 737-800's with split scimitar winglets.	N8642E & N8645A
The Herbert D. Kelleher One	2008	Named in honor of Herbert D. Kelleher, the company's former CEO and Chairman.	N711HK
Illinois One	2008	The flag of the state of Illinois applied across the aircraft.	N918WN
Jack Vidal One	1995	First flew on February 27, 1995. It was delivered to Southwest on March 10, 1995.	N601WN
The June M. Morris	1994	In honor of June Morris (founder of Morris Air), Signature and Morris Air logo on the nose. Signature and logo removed for Canyon Blue repaint.	N607SW, Original, Canyon Blue
Lone Star One	1990	The flag of the state of Texas applied across the aircraft.	N352SW
Maryland One	2005	The flag of the state of مريلاند applied across the aircraft.	N214WN
Metallic Gold One	2007	The last aircraft delivered to Southwest in the original scheme livery.	N792SW
Nevada One	1999	The flag of the state of Nevada applied across the aircraft.	N727SW
New Mexico One	2000	The flag of the state of New Mexico applied across the aircraft.	N781WN
Nolan Ryan Express	1998	Commemorative sticker dedicated to famous Texas pitcher Nolan Ryan who is MLB's all-time strikeout leader with 5,714 strikeouts.	N742SW
Penguin One	2013	To commemorate the 25th year of Southwest Airlines' partnership with SeaWorld, an aircraft is painted with penguins and advertisements for SeaWorld. It is set to be repainted in standard Southwest livery following the end of Southwest's partnership with SeaWorld.	N280WN
Shamu	1998	Two aircraft are painted to look like an Orca, with advertisements for SeaWorld.^[2] It is set to be repainted in standard Southwest livery following the end of Southwest's partnership with SeaWorld.	N713SW, N715SW
Silver One	1996	25th Anniversary aircraft. Originally polished bare metal, it was later painted silver for easier maintenance. It was then re-painted with a silver metallic paint. This aircraft also featured silver seats, which were replaced to conform with the rest of the fleet for simplicity. Silver One also featured silver heart shaped drink stirrers. Most recently Silver One was repainted in the fleet standard Canyon Blue theme due to the silver paint looking dingy and the company felt it did not fit the company's cheerful, bright personality. The Silver One nose logo remained but the interior was replaced with the fleet standard blue and tan.	N629SW (Original, Silver Paint, Canyon Blue)
Slam Dunk One	2005	Basketball superimposed on side of aircraft and a different NBA team logo on each overhead bin in the cabin, recognizing Southwest's partnership with the National Basketball Association. On October 11, 2010 Southwest Airlines and the National Basketball Association ended their partnership and the aircraft was repainted to standard canyon blue livery. Source: Dallas Morning News Aviation Blog (N224WN).	N224WN
The Spirit of Hope	2004	Dedicated to the Ronald McDonald House. Overhead bins are covered in artwork from kids at a Ronald McDonald House in Washington State.	N443WN
The Spirit of Kitty Hawk	1984	Livery and title introduced the first three Boeing 737–300 aircraft to the Southwest Airlines fleet. N300SW is the oldest −300 in the fleet, followed by N301SW and N302SW	N300SW, N301SW, N302SW
Spirit One	2001	30th Anniversary aircraft, first aircraft in canyon blue paint scheme	N793SA
Sports Illustrated	2009	A large decal of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition Cover Model Bar Refaeli adorns the fuselage of N922WN. However on June 16, 2009 this aircraft was photographed in full canyon blue on a photo posted on airliners.net.	N922WN
Tinker Bell One	2008	Includes the logo of the Tinker Bell movie and a sticker featuring the phrase "Powered by Pixie Dust". However on April 2, 2010 this aircraft was photographed in full canyon blue, and later with the "Free Bags Fly Here" sticker just above the cargo door to promote Southwest's Bags Fly Free campaign.	N912WN
Triple Crown One	1997	Livery dedicated to the employees of Southwest, in recognition of Southwest receiving five Triple Crown airline industry awards (best on-time record, best baggage handling, and fewest customer complaints). The overhead bins in Triple Crown One are inscribed with the names of all employees that worked for Southwest at the time, in honor of their part in winning the award.	N647SW
Warrior One	2012	Named in salute of the Southwest Employees' Warrior Spirit, and was the first Boeing 737–800 to enter Southwest service. It will keep the Southwest Spirit livery.	N8301J

Notes

منتجات وخدمات

Southwest operates using a unique boarding process

Passengers board a new 737-800 jetliner with the new Evolve Interior at Sacramento International Airport

جوائز السرعة

حوادث وأحداث

Southwest Airlines Flight 1248 runway overrun at Chicago Midway International Airport

**Southwest Airlines incidents and accidents**
الرحلة	التاريخ	الطائرة	المسقط	الوصف	المصابون
1455	5 مارس 2000	Boeing 737-300	Burbank, California	The aircraft overran the runway upon landing at Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport, now called Bob Hope Airport, Burbank, California, injuring 43. The incident resulted in the dismissal of the pilots. The aircraft was damaged beyond repair.	43 مصابون
1763	11 أغسطس 2000	بوينگ 737	في الرحلة	Passenger Jonathan Burton broke through the cockpit door aboard Southwest Airlines Flight 1763 while en route from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City. In their own defense, the other passengers restrained Burton, who later died of the resulting injuries.	1 قتيل
1248	8 ديسمبر 2005	Boeing 737-700	Chicago, Illinois	The aircraft skidded off runway after leaving Chicago Midway International Airport in heavy snow conditions. A six-year-old boy died in a car struck by the plane after it skidded into a street. Passengers on board the aircraft and on the ground reported several minor injuries. The aircraft involved, N471WN, became N286WN after repairs.	1 death (on ground); Several injuries
2294	13 يوليو2009	Boeing 737-300	Charleston, West Virginia	The flight from Nashville International Airport to Baltimore-Washington International Airport was forced to divert to Yeager Airport in Charleston, West Virginia, after a hole formed on the top of the plane's fuselage near the tail, resulting in depressurization of the cabin and deployment of the oxygen masks. The aircraft landed safely.	None
812	1 أبريل 2011	Boeing 737-300	Yuma, Arizona	The flight from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport to Sacramento International Airport operated with a Boeing 737–300 aircraft registered N632SW, was forced to declare an emergency and divert to Yuma International Airport after a hole appeared in the top of the aircraft fuselage. The aircraft landed approximately 40 minutes after takeoff from Phoenix.	2 minor injuries
345	22 يوليو2013	Boeing 737-700 N753SW	نيويورك، نيويورك	The flight from Nashville International Airport crash landed at New York's LaGuardia Airport after touching down hard, nose-gear first. "[T]he nose gear gave away so violently that the jet's electronics bay was penetrated by the landing gear with only the right axle still attached." The Boeing 737 traveled 633 مترs (2,077 قدم) down the runway with its nose scraping, generating a shower of sparks, coming to rest slightly off the runway. Of 150 people on board,عشرة were treated for minor injuries at local hospitals. Damage to the 13-year-old aircraft is substantial and it was written off according to airfleets.net and Southwest Airlines 2013 Annual Report to Shareholders and the captain was fired.	10 minor injuries
4013	12 يناير 2014	Boeing 737-700	Hollister, Missouri	The flight from Chicago Midway International Airport accidentally landed at M. Graham Clark Downtown Airport instead of Branson Airport. The aircraft departed Clark safely the following day bound for Tulsa, Oklahoma and landed there without further incident.	لا يوحد

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