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NYSE-listed (LUV) US low-cost carrier at $26.4B revenue transitioning from 57-year open seating to assigned seats under Elliott Management activist pressure; competing with Delta and United for leisure travel.
Southwest Airlines is a Dallas, Texas-based low-cost carrier — listed on NYSE (NYSE: LUV) — operating a point-to-point domestic US network with 817+ aircraft (all Boeing 737) to 121 airports in the US, Mexico, and the Caribbean, generating $26.4 billion in revenue in fiscal year 2024 and carrying 131 million passengers annually. Founded in 1967 by Herb Kelleher and Rollin King, Southwest built its model around operational simplicity: one aircraft type (737), no assigned seating, no baggage fees (first two checked bags free), no change fees, and direct routes without hub connections — a "LUV" brand identity that combined value with warmth.
Qatar government-owned airline at $22.2B revenue named World's Best Airline 2025 by Skytrax (9th time); Doha hub with Qsuite business class competing with Emirates and Etihad for premium long-haul connecting passengers.
Qatar Airways is the state-owned international airline of Qatar — owned by the Government of Qatar through the Qatar Airways Group — operating one of the world's largest and fastest-growing global airline networks from its hub at Hamad International Airport (Doha) with 280+ aircraft serving 170+ destinations across 90+ countries on six continents. Qatar Airways generated QAR 81 billion ($22.2 billion USD) in revenue in fiscal year 2023-24 and QAR 7.85 billion ($2.15B) in net profit in FY2024-25, was named Skytrax World's Best Airline for the 9th time in 2025, and carried 40+ million passengers annually as the fourth-largest airline by international passengers — competing directly with Emirates and Etihad for Gulf hub dominance on long-haul connecting routes.
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