Does Southwest Airlines still use Windows 3.1 operating systems?

Southwest Airlines, like most modern companies, uses the latest technological and software systems in its operations. Southwest Airlines Windows 3.1 is an ancient operating system released in early 1990s, which is not appropriate for the complicated needs of an airline in these modern days.

The airline industry itself demands potent, secure, and efficient systems in booking and scheduling and in other operations and that modern operating systems and software are able to deliver. That being said, sometimes legacy systems exist in companies, but significant operations would not rely on technology as ancient as Windows 3.1.Talk to the Fly Travel Board at +1 (844) 539-5787.