Lobbying Update: $280,000 of SOUTHWEST AIRLINES | U.S. Markets

$280,000 of SOUTHWEST AIRLINES lobbying was simply disclosed, from This fall of 2024, in a new Lobbying Disclosure Act submitting.

This included lobbying on points like:

“American Relief Act (H.R. 10545); Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Act for FY25 (H.R. 9028/S. 4796); Homeland Security Appropriations Act for FY25 (H.R. 8752); Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act for FY25 (H.R. 8773/S. 4928). Specific issues include: air traffic control operations, modernization, and staffing; aircraft operations, maintenance, and safety; airport access and infrastructure; commercial aviation taxes and fees; Airport and Airways Trust Fund; airline customer service and consumer protection, including family seating; passengers with disabilities; airlines rewards programs; aviation workforce staffing; airline fare and fee distribution and display; aircraft environment and noise issues; sustainable aviation fuels; aviation security, including crew, passenger, baggage and cargo screening; customs and passenger facilitation issues; cybersecurity; unmanned aircraft; and war risk insurance.
American Relief Act (H.R. 10545); Homeland Security Appropriations Act for FY25 (H.R. 8752). Specific issues include: aviation security, including employee, passenger, baggage, and cargo screening; customs and passenger facilitation; unmanned aircraft, and cybersecurity.
American Relief Act (H.R. 10545); Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Act for FY25 (H.R. 9028/S. 4796); Homeland Security Appropriations Act for FY25 (H.R. 8752); Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act for FY25 (H.R. 8773/S. 4928). Specific issues include: air traffic control operations, modernization, and staffing; aircraft operations, maintenance, and safety; airport access and infrastructure; commercial aviation taxes and fees; Airport and Airways Trust Fund; airline customer service and consumer protection; passengers with disabilities; aviation workforce staffing; airline fare and fee distribution and display; aircraft environment and noise issues; sustainable aviation fuels; aviation security, including crew, passenger, baggage and cargo screening; customs and passenger facilitation issues; cybersecurity; unmanned aircraft; and war risk insurance.
Credit Card Competition Act (S. 1838/ H.R. 3881); and credit card rewards and airline frequent flier programs.
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Act for FY25 (H.R. 9028/S. 4796); Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act for FY25 (H.R. 8773/S. 4928). Specific issues include: commercial aviation taxes and fees, and Airport and Airways Trust Fund.”

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LUV Congressional Inventory Buying and selling

Members of Congress have traded $LUV stock 2 occasions up to now 6 months. Of these trades, 1 have been purchases and 1 have been gross sales.

Right here’s a breakdown of current trading of $LUV stock by members of Congress during the last 6 months:

To trace congressional stock trading, take a look at Quiver Quantitative’s congressional trading dashboard.

LUV Insider Buying and selling Exercise

LUV insiders have traded $LUV stock on the open market 165 occasions up to now 6 months. Of these trades, 163 have been purchases and a couple of have been gross sales.

Right here’s a breakdown of current trading of $LUV stock by insiders during the last 6 months:

• RAKESH GANGWAL has made 163 purchases shopping for 2,894,096 shares for an estimated $85,770,040 and 0 gross sales.
• INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT L.P. ELLIOTT offered 1,203,920 shares for an estimated $35,912,933
• LINDA B. RUTHERFORD (Chief Administration Officer) offered 3,849 shares for an estimated $132,386

To trace insider transactions, take a look at Quiver Quantitative’s insider trading dashboard.

LUV Hedge Fund Exercise

We now have seen 329 institutional traders add shares of LUV stock to their portfolio, and 434 lower their positions of their most up-to-date quarter.

Listed below are some of the most important current strikes:

• PROVIDENT TRUST CO eliminated 4,878,640 shares (-100.0%) from their portfolio in This fall 2024, for an estimated $164,019,876
• UBS GROUP AG added 4,239,556 shares (+189.4%) to their portfolio in This fall 2024, for an estimated $142,533,872
• JPMORGAN CHASE & CO added 3,921,671 shares (+148.9%) to their portfolio in This fall 2024, for an estimated $131,846,579
• FRANKLIN RESOURCES INC eliminated 3,323,667 shares (-9.2%) from their portfolio in This fall 2024, for an estimated $111,741,684
• MIZUHO SECURITIES USA LLC eliminated 2,949,159 shares (-98.1%) from their portfolio in This fall 2024, for an estimated $99,150,725
• NATIONAL BANK OF CANADA /FI/ added 2,641,564 shares (+1327.7%) to their portfolio in This fall 2024, for an estimated $88,809,381
• SOUND SHORE MANAGEMENT INC /CT/ added 2,536,050 shares (+inf%) to their portfolio in This fall 2024, for an estimated $85,262,001

To trace hedge funds’ stock portfolios, take a look at Quiver Quantitative’s institutional holdings dashboard.

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