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Wall Street Breakfast

Southwest Airlines: Demand and Available Resources with Dhierin Bechai

Wall Street Breakfast

Seeking Alpha

Business, Investing, Business News, News

3.8950 Ratings

🗓️ 10 December 2022

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

In this episode we’re joined by Dhirein Bechai. We’re discussing the recent Southwest Airlines (LUV) investor conference. Bechai is the author of The Aerospace Forum in the Seeking Alpha Marketplace. The Aerospace Forum has a strong history of providing unique research dedicated to the aerospace, defense and airline industries. Plus, Kim Khan brings this week’s Catalyst Watch, the new poll for the week, and a preview of Boeing’s (BA) deliveries.

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0:00.0

Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street breakfast, your daily source of market news and analysis.

0:06.8

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0:11.2

Hello and thanks for listening today.

0:13.0

I'm Julie Morgan host of Wall Street Breakfast, Seeking Alpha's Daily flagship podcast.

0:18.6

Today we're talking about Southwest Airlines.

0:21.1

The company recently held an investor conference. What came out of that annual

0:25.4

meeting? And how does one analyst rate the stock? Buy, sell or hold? Today I'm joined by

0:31.2

Deereen Bachei. He's the author of the Aerospace Forum on Seeking Alpha.

0:36.0

You can find them in the Seeking Alpha Marketplace.

0:39.0

Dearin, welcome to the show.

0:41.0

Thank you.

0:42.0

So today we're talking about Southwest Airlines.

0:44.6

So the company recently held an investor conference.

0:47.8

Tell me one thing that stood out to you the most about what the company shared. Just as a global asteroid, it's a company's intelligence approach towards identifying opportunities

0:58.7

and continuously building products and rural out cost reduction initiatives.

1:04.8

Looking more specific at the metric, I would say capacity,

1:09.4

because for companies such as Southwest Airlines, it's hard to pick one thing that stands out.

1:15.6

Because they have been true quite a lot for the past three years.

1:20.5

But if you look at the capacity, it gets where the demand side comes together and the

1:26.8

available resources come together. And if you look at demand, then there is a big base case right now is that there will be a recession

1:36.0

into early next year or in the second half of the year. But demand is expected to be

1:42.3

strong. If we look at a variable But the

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