Here's why SJC could see a boost in Southwest flights - Silicon Valley Business Journal

It seems as if everyone wants to know where Southwest Airlines Co. will fly next.returned with a vengeance

As Southwest heads into the holiday travel season and prepares for 2023, though, executives as Mineta San Jose International Airport's dominant carrier's executives focused on network restoration and ensuring operational reliability instead of new market expansion. "We see that as very different than putting all the service into new markets that then have to be developed," Jordan said.The focus on restoration and prior destinations comes after Southwest experienced challenges during the expansion of the past couple of years.

Southwest also faces continued delays in deliveries of 737 MAX aircraft by Boeing. Even if Boeing delivered the planes on time, though, Southwest still wouldn't have pilots to fly all of them because of a training backlog. Southwest expects to end the year with 768 aircraft in its fleet.."A lot of what we're doing for the bulk of next year is really paced by our pilot training capacity and not by Boeing deliveries.

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