Insider Report 12/2/2020

     Beginning December 29th, 2020, American Airlines will start to phase the 737 MAX back into their circulation, starting with departures from Miami, FL.  Following a strict and lengthy recertification process, the FAA has recently cleared the Boeing aircraft to take to the skies again.  While American Airlines has worked closely with Boeing, the FAA and many other safety experts, the airline understands that some customers may still want to wait a while before boarding a 737 Max again.  For that reason, American Airlines will offer flexible rebooking options for travelers confirmed on a 737 MAX.
 

Southwest Airlines Responds to Mysterious Monolith in Utah
 

     In November, the appearance of mysterious monolith in Utah made headlines prompting many questions about its discovery and subsequent disappearance.  The 10-12 foot structure was discovered in a remote area of red rock by state wildlife employees counting sheep from a helicopter.  Many have speculated on where this strange object could have come from.  Was it a prank? An anonymous art installation? Or are aliens responsible? Soon after it was discovered, however, the monolith vanished, encouraging even more questions, but Southwest Airlines had a pretty simple answer for the phenomenon.  The airline issued a tweet with the object edited to look like one of their numbered posts used at Southwest Airlines’ gates to assist in the boarding process with the message, “Sorry y’all, we needed it back.”