AirTran Airways Announces XM Satellite Radio Service to be Removed

AirTran Airways Announces XM Satellite Radio Service to be Removed

AirTran Airways has announced that their commercial flights will soon be losing XM satellite radio.

This move comes as the Dallas, Texas based Southwest Airlines integrates AirTran Airways operations into its day to day after acquiring them earlier this year.

In a recorded message on Monday, Southwest’s chief commercial officer Bob Jordan told all employees that they had decided to remove the satellite radio service from AirTran aircraft in order to offer “a consistent product” between Southwest and AirTran.

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5 Responses to AirTran Airways Announces XM Satellite Radio Service to be Removed

  1. Caesar says:

    You made some decent points there. I looked on the internet for the issue and found the press release about the XM radio being pulled from AirTran flights. That sucks.

  2. Hate to hear that they’re pulling XM when the Airtran/Southwest merger is wrapped up. XM makes the time in the air just fly by. Glad to visit this blog, keep it going.

  3. bummer about airtran giving up the xm radio.

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  5. Felisha says:

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