Articles tagged “delta air lines”

The reservations center, which was a Northwest Airlines facility before the merger with Delta, is considered a key facility because of its role in handling frequent flyer members of Delta's SkyMiles program.

As ticket prices have been pushed lower and lower, fees have become the difference between profit and loss for all but a few airlines in the U.S.

The airline can breathe easy: states cannot enforce separate rules on airlines related to price, routes or services, and California court agreed with Delta against the California Attorney General's lawsuit.

This would be a breakthrough, which dominates air-to-ground Wi-Fi in the U.S., because now it would be able to expand its service with satellite-based Wi-Fi on international flights.

Delta’s pop-up shop might not change anybody's travel plans but it does boost Delta’s brand awareness, especially among the tourists and local New Yorkers who happen upon the space by accident.

The boost is a nice increase on the current fees, but is the extra revenue worth the consumer dissatisfaction?

Memphis mourns the loss of Pinnacle and and is outraged at Delta's broken promises. Delta's investments in Pinnacle, and its acquisition, highlight the growing importance of regional airlines to mainline carriers.

Southwest, the bag-fee-friendly airline, will be punishing some business travelers big-time if they don't use a nonrefundable fare, and neglect to change their itineraries beforehand.

The Pinnacle-Delta deal is another sign of U.S. airline consolidation in which it is no longer economically viable for regional carriers to run small jets for multiple airlines.

Luxury and splendor are returning to air travel -- but only for VIP travelers.