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Essay heading: Southwest strategic analysis
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Today, Southwest Airlines flies to 62 cities across the country and serves more than 80 million passengers a year.
Southwest Airlines has just a few key concerns facing the company currently. The biggest key concern at this time is the increased fear of flying in the United States since the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001... displayed 300 characters
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The biggest key concern at this time is the increased fear of flying in the United States since the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. This has put a damper on the airline industry as a whole, but Southwest Airlines has done a good job maintaining business. However, with an ensuing war overseas and the increased security at airports due to the terrorist attacks, Southwest needs to continue to differentiate itself from its competition in order to keep its market share... displayed next 300 characters
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