a SouthWest Airlines passenger killed and business traveling executives and global class concerned of falling airline maintenance

Neil Knight
   A banking executive was sucked out of her seat out of her seat in a South by South West flight last week and should serve a warning to the banking class that they are not immune to the dangers of corporate cost cutting. I often have been amazed that there are not more plane accident and crashes but considering who often uses these services and travel one can see how corporations and the airline industry would make it a top priority to protect the likes of executives travelers in the banking industry.

However, for a woman named Jennifer Riordan frequent flying on South West airline proved fatal; as an engine blew up damaging a window and killing the Wells Fargo bigwig big shot executive woman. Only the tenacity and determination of a pilot saved the entire air plane form crashing as the airplane suddenly had engine failure and passengers desperately tried saving this bankster from old Wells Fargo. The cut throat airline industry likely wills see more and more of these type of failures and eventually crashes and no amount of money given to these companies will eventually see disrepair and a breakdown of airplane costs and safety posing dangers  for business traveler and bigshot bankers. whose  demands for cost cutting and stock prices for shareholder will eventually spell doom for the long safety record of cheap airlines that are not sustainable. Airlines have been a stabndard for safety primarily because it is the super wealthy and business corporate class that uses this infrastucture but it can only go so far and eventually we look forward toa  return to the days where airplanes drop and op on the ground.