Articles tagged “delta air lines”

Airlines are toning down their messaging on DEI in their most recent annual reports following a slate of executive orders from President Donald Trump.

Customers flying with Qatar Airways will soon be able to ask an AI-powered travel agent to book their flights.

Long lines, empty food buffets, and nowhere to sit. Designing airport lounges that challenge perceptions is no easy feat.

Airlines are ramping up schedules for this weekend’s Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, and a few of them are having a bit of fun doing so. 

United is the second U.S. carrier to announce its plans to restore flights to Tel Aviv following a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

On today’s podcast, we discuss the impact of tariffs on U.S.-Canadian travel, what Delta needs to do to attract international flyers, and Strawberry Hotels’ two new brands.

Delta is now the best in America. But to realize its ambitions, it needs to start benchmarking itself against the actual world’s best. That is much harder.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals struck down a junk fee disclosure rule, arguing that it violated an administrative law.

Delta joins a growing list of Western carriers that are resuming their Tel Aviv service after Israel reached a ceasefire deal with Hamas.

The FAA and DOT deleted webpages concerning diversity and inclusion following President Trump’s executive orders to halt DEI hiring. So far, major airline executives have not said they would roll back DEI hiring.