Southwest Airlines is making changes to its flight schedule at Lambert airport, but the impact on St. Louis may not be as ...

"Southwest, by far the dominant carrier at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, is slashing flights by 2% locally, or 247 flights over the months of July, August and September, according to ...

Southwest Airlines, the busiest carrier at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, recently has revealed significant changes coming in the days and weeks ahead as it prepares for a transformative ...

Travelers at Lambert International Airport are experiencing long lines due to a large convention group and the summer travel rush, resulting in delays and frustration.

As the St. Louis Business Journal points out, Southwest Airlines will be operating 247 fewer flights out of St. Louis Lambert International Airport during the months of June, July, and August.

Southwest will reportedly experience a 0.5 percent drop in seats flown from the airport, dropping its total down to 1.73 million travelers. A major hit to the airline are the West Coast routes as ...

Flight tracking website FlightAware said 156 Southwest flights, or 73%, were canceled out of St. Louis Lambert International Airport on Monday. All other airlines had eight canceled flights Monday.

A Sacramento-bound Southwest Airlines flight was diverted back to the St. Louis airport on Friday. Passengers and Air Traffic Control audio said the plane landed safely after an issue with an engine.

On Sunday, St. Louis Lambert International Airport saw more than 30 Southwest flight cancellations. As of Monday morning , more than 20 flights in and out of Lambert were either canceled or delayed.

ST. LOUIS – A new construction project at St. Louis-Lambert International Airport is throwing travelers for a loop. It’s happening at the always busy Terminal 2, home to Southwest Airlines.

More than 1,800 Southwest flights were canceled, 54 of them occurring at St. Louis-Lambert International Airport. Over 60% of flights at St. Louis Airport are operated by Southwest Airlines.