Southwest-Delta lawsuit takes turn, other airlines could enter Dallas Love Field

In another attempt to solve the ongoing controversy at Dallas Love Field Airport, the city of Dallas crafted a resolution that, if enacted, would force Alaska Airlines to accommodate additional flights Delta wants to fly out of Love Field. Additionally, Southwest would have to continue to allow Delta to fly its 5 daily flights out of Gate 15. Both of the forced accommodations would occur for a minimum of 3 years, the city said. The city added that if Delta doesn't want to have the eight additional flights it requested flown out of Alaska's gates, it would seek out other airlines to operate on Alaska's gates during times of underutilisation. "This proposal falls short of accommodation to ensure ongoing access and competition at Love Field on a long-term basis," a Delta spokesman said. <br/>