Southwest grounds planes over new maintenance glitch
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Southwest Airlines Co said on Wednesday it had grounded more than three dozen planes, cutting 4 percent of its scheduled flights, due to another glitch in ensuring safety inspections are completed.
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