Federal judge tosses Southwest Airlines' legal filing over San Antonio airport
Looks like Southwest Airlines may have to be satisfied flying out of San Antonio International Airport's aging Terminal A — at least for now. A San Antonio federal judge on Monday threw out the air carrier's motion seeking a temporary restraining order that would have prevented the city from entering a new 10-year lease agreement with eight airlines, according to a KSAT report. Judge Xavier Rodriguez's ruling means the leases will go into effect Tuesday.
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