Tammy Romo, Southwest Airlines' Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO), will retire from her position effective April 1, 2025, after a distinguished 33-year career with the airline. Romo, who became CFO in 2012, has played a pivotal role in overseeing Southwest’s financial strategies, supply chain management, and sustainability efforts. Her leadership has been instrumental in steering the company through both financial challenges and periods of growth, significantly shaping Southwest’s financial stability and positioning the airline for long-term success.
As Southwest begins its search for Romo’s successor, the new CFO will be tasked with continuing her legacy of financial leadership and guiding the airline through an evolving industry landscape. Romo's extensive experience in finance and strategy, coupled with her commitment to operational excellence, will leave a lasting impact on Southwest’s approach to growth and sustainability. The search for her replacement highlights the airline’s commitment to maintaining strong financial leadership as it navigates the challenges and opportunities ahead in the competitive airline industry.
