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Southwest Airlines avoided a direct hit by using Windows 3.1 instead of Windows 11 .
While larger airlines such as Delta and United had to ground planes because none of their essential systems on the ground were working properly, Southwest just sat in the corner operating as normally as possible.
Such issues should not be a reason to avoid updating to newer versions of Windows in enterprise.
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