Southwest eyes Boeing 787 for long‑haul international service

Southwest eyes Boeing 787 for long‑haul international service
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Southwest Airlines is reportedly leaning toward the Boeing 787 Dreamliner for long‑haul international flying, though it has not announced any fleet plan changes or secured board approval; its international partnerships include Icelandair, Condor, Singapore Airlines, Air Premia, China Airlines, EVA Air, Philippine Airlines, ANA and Turkish Airlines, and its interline agreements enable connected itineraries and often allow through‑checked baggage.

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