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Southwest bids for slots at LaGuardia
Columbus Business First wrote
Southwest Airlines Co. said Wednesday that the airline is bidding to acquire ATA Airlines’ rights to 14 slots at LaGuardia Airport, a move that would allow the Dallas-based airline to conduct seven daily round-trip flights into New York.
Southwest, Port Columbus International Airport’s largest passenger carrier, submitted a $7.5 million bid, specifying that the bid does not include an intent to acquire ATA aircraft, facilities or management of ATA employees.
Southwest Airlines Co. said Wednesday that the airline is bidding to acquire ATA Airlines’ rights to 14 slots at LaGuardia Airport, a move that would allow the Dallas-based airline to conduct seven daily round-trip flights into New York.
