Pneumatic Tubes, Paper Tickets Make Last Gasp At Southwest Air
A Southwest Airlines Co. operation agent checks a pneumatic tube for baggage paperwork at Dallas Love Field (DAL) airport in Dallas, Texas, U.S., on March 13, 2017. Southwest is spending as much as $300 million to bring new technology to the airport ramp and other operations. That adds to the $500 million the airline has devoted to a new reservation system -- the airline's biggest tech update ever. Photographer: Laura Buckman/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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