Southwest Airlines injury rate
2025 · company-name group · 94 of 94 matched sites included in this rate · 39 states
DART 10.84 · 5,569 recordable cases among 71,133 workers, hours-weighted across the 94 included sites
Rate based on 94 of 94 name-matched filings; this group is not a verified corporate ownership record. Sites are grouped by the company name reported in OSHA filings; corporate ownership has not been independently verified — similar names may include unrelated entities, and subsidiaries filing under other names are missing. For reference, the median reporting site in Scheduled Passenger Air Transportation reported 4.70 — that reference covers the group's most common reported industry, while the group rate combines several industries, so it is not a like-for-like comparison.
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| Year | TRC | DART | Cases | Deaths | Hours | Sites (rate / all) | Workers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 12.77 | 10.84 | 5,569 | 0 | 87,227,395 | 94 / 94 | 71,133 |
| 2024 | 0.76 | 0.42 | 18 | 0 | 4,744,822 | 1 / 1 | 4,424 |
| 2023 | No filing available for this year. | ||||||
Historical figures cover sites present in the latest-year group. Included sites vary by year, so changes may reflect coverage as well as changes in reported cases.
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Worksites with 250+ average employees, largest first
Showing 27 of 27 — every matched filing (all sizes, with inclusion status) is in the download above- DENDenver, CO · 6,540 workers · 444 cases
- MDWChicago, IL · 5,923 workers · 457 cases
- BWIBaltimore, MD · 5,460 workers · 400 cases
- LASLas Vegas, NV · 5,187 workers · 319 cases
- PHXPhoenix, AZ · 4,951 workers · 365 cases
- DALDallas, TX · 4,886 workers · 261 cases
- HOUHouston, TX · 4,373 workers · 310 cases
- MCOOrlando, FL · 4,265 workers · 236 cases
- CS SDallas, TX · 3,633 workers · 11 cases
- BNANashville, TN · 3,375 workers · 289 cases
- OAKOakland, CA · 2,853 workers · 169 cases
- LAXLos Angeles, CA · 2,432 workers · 156 cases
- ATLAtlanta, GA · 2,106 workers · 137 cases
- DMXDallas, TX · 1,606 workers · 37 cases
- STLSaint Louis, MO · 929 workers · 138 cases
- AUSAustin, TX · 923 workers · 123 cases
- SANSan Diego, CA · 673 workers · 66 cases
- SMFSacramento, CA · 570 workers · 102 cases
- TPATampa, FL · 560 workers · 73 cases
- FLLFort Lauderdale, FL · 525 workers · 49 cases
- SJCSan Jose, CA · 463 workers · 78 cases
- MCIKansas City, MO · 416 workers · 79 cases
- HNLHonolulu, HI · 311 workers · 58 cases
- MSYKenner, LA · 299 workers · 33 cases
- SATSan Antonio, TX · 282 workers · 43 cases
- BURBurbank, CA · 267 workers · 39 cases
- DCAArlington, VA · 260 workers · 66 cases
About this record
TRC here measures nonfatal recordable injuries and illnesses per 100 full-time-equivalent workers; DART covers cases involving days away, restricted duty or transfer; fatalities are shown separately. These are case rates, not the percentage of workers injured. Smaller sites (under 250 workers) count toward the totals but do not get their own page; search them from the home page. A company-wide rate hides variation — a warehouse and a head office in the same filing pool look very different.