Articles tagged “delta air lines”

Given Virgin Atlantic's recent woes, it looks like Delta is teaming up with a weaker partner than it had envisioned. In the future, entering SkyTeam seems like a no-brainer for Virgin.

Don't expect to come out with miraculous answers to your jetlag after watching this. This is a good primer on the science behind jetlag and using light to help alleviate when traveling east or west.

Delta is about to face some steep competition from the new American following its bull-headed expansion in New York, and could be shifting focus west or build up a complementary coastal hub.

Behind every airline, music festival, and UNESCO World Heritage site is a country desperate to increase its share of the world tourism market and welcome more money-spending tourists across its borders.

It's exciting to see Delta experimenting with ways to make passengers' travels better, but will they find a way for get the increasingly cheap flying public to pay for the benefits?

Airlines add small touches in hopes of differentiating themselves from the competition, but price, schedules, and travel policies will continue to mandate business travelers’ final booking.

Randofli hopefully will bring some stability to the Orbitz CFO operation. The company doesn't need any more diversions.

Although Delta holds the most slots at LGA due to its aggressive New York expansion, the AA-US Airways tie-up could pose a significant challenge coming in as a close second with 31.8 percent of the slots.

The days of renegade entrepreneurs in airlines industry is over, at least in the Western Hemisphere, and all options have to be on the table, as Virgin Atlantic's moves show.