Southwest Airlines will require ALL employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19

FedEx and UPS have not stated their position on the mandate yet. Lot's of people waiting to hear.

Well, FexEx isn't union, UPS is.
It is actually the largest employer in the Teamster union.

oh man, another airline to stay away from!

I think that depends on how generous they intend to be with exemptions. Any of these companies could exempt anyone who doesn't want the jab, so none of the drama would happen if someone at the top wasn't part of the inner circles and wanted to be part of this destruction.

If an owner doesn't want to fire anybody, seems like theres a workaround that and many companies are using it. We need more stories about companies that aren't technically mandating or firing people.

I just shot them a "Now a Former Customer" note.

I encourage others to do the same:
[link to support.southwest.com (secure)]

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Last Edited by TXP on 10/04/2021 07:36 PM

They need to vaxx if the want to keep getting chemtrail $$.

Sent in a complaint telling them i will never fly them again and will urge all family\friends to boycott

I sent an email telling them if they dare try this I am going to make a voodoo doll of them, stuff it with pins, and then throw it into my woodshipper.

passengers next?

Nice to know the Captain and First Officer might shit the bed and keel over at any time...
Fun times.

Exactly. Those pilots are going to love it. NOT.

Duh.
Working for the airlines IS working for the government.

Lolz

Yep I liked southwest that’s the one I have always used . I have only flown there and back 10 times the last 20 years but I used them . I hope they feel the pain of their tyranny and SOON !

My note in case it might inspire others:

Good evening Southwest Executive Management and All Employees,

In light of Southwest's new mandate for all employees to be forced as a condition of employment to take a medical treatment that has no community benefit as the treatment does not confer immunity or prevent transmission, which makes the treatment a therapeutic like Tamiflu and Ivermection and not a vaccine, coupled with the fact the virus has a greater than 99% survival rate for the majority, and further considering the astonishing number of injection deaths (over 50K in the US and UK alone to date) and the unacceptable number of injuries and disabilities occuring worldwide inclusive of vascular clotting leading to strokes, heart attacks and other system disruptions, I will no longer be flying Southwest.

The last position in which I want to be is at high altitude with a pilot (and co-pilot) who is at high risk for stroke and seizure due to microclotting.

Your decision demonstrates Southwest is more concerned with federal contracts and revenue than with your customers, your employees and safety...and certainly more than corporate ethics and your commitment to operate with objective fact and real science.

Sincerely,

Xxxx Xxxx, a former customer

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Last Edited by TXP on 10/04/2021 08:45 PM

“The airline said this determination was made by Southwest Airlines Legal and Regulatory Teams because it is a federal contractor, with multiple formal contracts with military and governmental agencies. The United States Government is the airline's single largest customer, according to the release“

Not hard to see what happened here…I thought playing ball for cash was illegal ?

Air New Zealand will require all international passengers to be fully vaccinated before boarding starting next year, the airline announced on Sunday.

"We're getting ready to reconnect with the world and letting customers know what they need to do to be ready to take off when we can," Air New Zealand's Chief Executive Officer Greg Foran said in a statement. "Being vaccinated against COVID-19 is the new reality of international travel… The quicker we get vaccinated, the sooner we can fly Kiwis to places like New York, Vancouver and Narita."

"Mandating vaccination on our international flights will give both customers and employees the peace of mind that everyone onboard meets the same health requirements as they do," he added.

The new mandate, which will go into effect on Feb. 1, 2022, will apply to all passengers 18 and older traveling on any one of the carrier's international routes.

Air New Zealand, consistently ranked as one of the best carriers in the world, will also continue to roll out the International Air Transport Associations (IATA) Travel Pass app, which it first started testing on flights between Auckland and Sydney.

Air New Zealand's decision to mandate vaccines comes after Qantas announced a similar policy in September. The Australian carrier plans to implement its vaccine requirement when it resumes international flights, which the airline hopes to restart on Nov. 14.

Similarly, Canada has decided to require all air and cruise passengers to be fully vaccinated before traveling as soon as this fall. And in France, domestic air, long-distance train, or bus passengers must have the country's digital health pass, which travelers can get by showing they are fully vaccinated or by showing a negative test taken within 72 hours.

Thread: Air New Zealand becomes the latest airline to require COVID vaccinations for passengers.

Vaxxed employees carry higher loads of virus. This news doesn't make me happier as a potential customer.

When I saw "largest customer" and military I thought that too.

Last Edited by witness2vaxgenocide on 10/04/2021 08:18 PM

Word to the wise: do not schedule any airline tickets in the future for those airlines who mandate Vaxxes/Jabs.

BOYCOTT them instead. Or just drive to your destination or stay home.

... wait til the foolish airlines see RECORD LOW PROFITS and RECORD LOW REVENUE very soon ...

I’m hearing 40% of the company unvaxxed but not sure where the number comes from.

Last Edited by Whiskey*Tango on 10/04/2021 08:44 PM

Pretty sure there is none left that aren't mandating.

Scratch Southwest.

Thank Gawd I have my own plane.

Uh-oh. So their PILOTS are going to hit the Clottery and risk plane and passengers.

Think I'll pass.

Alaska Airlines is doing the same.