Amid flight reductions, Southwest executives say the carrier remains committed to Denver hub for the long-haul.

Southwest airlines will cut 15 percent of its corporate workforce this spring. Here's what we know about Southwest jobs and flights in Phoenix.

Southwest Airlines (LUV) is about to implement its first-ever major job cut in 53 years, reducing 15% of its corporate staff. The layoffs are

Dallas-based Southwest Airlines announced Monday that it's laying off 15% of its corporate employees. About 1,750 employees will be affected, according to a release from the airline. Eligible employees will continue to receive salary and benefits until April. They'll also receive severance pay and help to find new jobs.

Southwest Airlines , the fourth-largest airline in the U.S., is on a strict road to recovery after facing significant reputational and financial headwinds over the last few years.

STORY HIGHLIGHTS Southwest Airlines announces 1,750 layoffs, mostly in corporate positions. Cost-cutting measures aim to save $210 million in 2024. CEO Bob Jordan calls the decision "unprecedented" in company's history.

Those losing their jobs are reportedly in the airline’s corporate offices, including some 11 senior positions with titles of vice president or higher, according to reports.