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There is no evidence that Southwest Airlines cancellations were caused by workers protesting COVID-19 vaccine mandate
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Southwest Airlines, the union representing Southwest Airlines pilots and the FAA said the cancellations were not caused by workers protesting the vaccine mandate.
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'All because of the vaccine mandate' | Southwest Airlines, passengers claim different causes for cancellations
Headline from 13News Now Norfolk ·
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There is no evidence that Southwest Airlines cancellations were caused by workers protesting COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, took to Twitter late Sunday to speculate about Southwest Airlines’ decision to cancel more than 1,000 flights just days after its pilots’ union asked a court to block the company's new COVID-19 vaccination mandate.
Southwest Airlines, the union representing Southwest Airlines pilots and the FAA said the cancellations were not caused by workers protesting the vaccine mandate.
The CEO of Southwest Airlines said early Tuesday that there is "no evidence" of correlation between the company's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for employees and a string of recent cancelations that left travelers stranded across the country over
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