http://www.blogsouthwest.com/2007/06/15/behind-the-scenes-blog-queen/

Now, never mind “wacky”, and “off-the-wall” – “behind-the-scenes Blog Queen” and “Nuts about Southwest” say it all for me.

So, to Paula Berg of Southwest Airlines, the airline company’s “behind-the-scenes Blog Queen”, who says, regarding the events of March 6-7, 2008, and the now-record US$10,200,000 in fines racked up by Southwest:

“…this situation was never and is not now a safety of flight issue”.
Nonsense, Paula. Cracks in airplanes? Nonsense, Paula.

I’ve been around publicists and other entertainment folk for over 20 years, and I have heard better publicity emanating from self-plugging screenwriters on acid.

And, Paula, as for:

“[t]he FAA approved our actions and considered the matter closed as of April 2007″.

Nonsense, Paula.

It’s not “closed”, until WE the PUBLIC say it is closed! Take that back to your superiors for me – and tell them that we are just getting started.

Oh – and, congratulations on staying behind the scenes.

John J. Tormey III, Esq.
Quiet Rockland

thanks for the comment – Southwest Airlines are really looking pretty good aren’t they?

You should click over to that Red Ditto story on my partner’s blog, the TrackSuitCEO, that I mentioned above – Southwest were on it fast with a collaborative comment from Paula Berg, one of their bloggers:
Paula Berg at Southwest Airlines
The best part about having a company alive and blogging is you can handle your own reputation management, staying on top of what’s being said about you.

Maybe Paula wil drop a line here if we link to her Southwest Airlines site: http://www.blogsouthwest.com/