Southwest Airlines co-founder dies at 83

Rollin King, 83, co-founder of Southwest Airlines, died June 26 from undisclosed causes, the company announced.

King bought Wild Goose Flying in the early 1960s and worked with business partner Herb Kelleher to reincorporate it as Southwest in 1967, according to the Columbus Dispatch.

It has been said that King outlined the entire Southwest Airlines business plan on a cocktail napkin.

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