Articles tagged “delta air lines”

The awards cap off a contentious issue that had held up the passing of the FAA Reauthorization Act.

Airlines don’t release much data on their massively profitable loyalty programs. But scrutiny from the government and consumers have led some to wonder, are these programs worth it?

The Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games are still years away, but who can blame Delta for trying to make the most of its big-budget sponsorship deal?

The DOT said it was considering a new slate of protections that would ensure travelers receive compensation, rebooked flights and reimbursements for accommodations during flight disruptions.

In a hearing that became heated, senators expressed frustration that executives wouldn’t reveal what determines the ancillary fees.

December 1 became the busiest day ever in TSA history as the agency processed 3.09 million travelers, capping off one of the busiest Thanksgiving travel periods on record.

As millions are set to travel for Thanksgiving this week, the senate subcommittee on investigations released a report that outlined how much revenue airlines have collected from seating and baggage fees.

During Delta’s investor day on Wednesday, executives didn’t reveal too many changes, but were bullish on the airline's ability to grow due to a strong economy.

United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and IAG have all been working with Apple on how to incorporate the tech into their baggage tracking strategies.

Delta's non-unionized flight attendants could make another push to organize "in a few months," said Sara Nelson, head of a 55,000-member union. Nelson cited broader public support for labor as one driver of change.