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Southwest CEO Bob Jordan told employees in a January memo that “every single dollar matters as we continue to fight to return to excellent financial performance,” The Wall Street Journal reported.

Southwest CEO Bob Jordan told employees in a January memo that "every single dollar matters as we continue to fight to return to excellent financial performance," The Wall Street Journal reported.

Southwest Airlines is getting rid of its open seating model for the first time in its history as it tries to boost profits. It did not specify when the changes would take effect.