Southwest Airlines Co. is a major U.S. low-cost air carrier headquartered in Dallas, Texas, and listed on the NYSE (ticker: LUV). Founded in 1967 and operating since 1971, the company runs a large point-to-point network across the United States and select near-international markets, using an all–Boeing 737 fleet.
For the chemicals and energy supply chain, Southwest is a significant purchaser of aviation turbine fuel and an active participant in the scale-up of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The company sources conventional Jet A/A-1 and SAF blends where available, collaborates with fuel producers and technology providers to expand lower-carbon supply, and pursues operational efficiency to reduce lifecycle greenhouse-gas emissions. Its large, standardized fuel demand and broad U.S. airport footprint make it a key counterpart for refiners, biofuel developers, and logistics providers serving the aviation sector.
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