Articles tagged “delta air lines”

CEO pay versus performance: See the highest-paid travel bosses and how they scored on total returns for their shareholders.

A provision to add five additional long-distance flights out of DCA in the FAA bill has sent airlines in a frenzy to apply for one of the new slots.

Once at a standstill as a result of the pandemic, road warriors are returning to business travel as corporations implement more return-to-office policies and in-person client meetings.

Major U.S. airlines have filed a lawsuit against the Department of Transportation’s “junk fees” rule, arguing that it the rule is a regulatory overreach that would create more confusion for consumers.

Federal agencies are currently investigating whether airlines have devalued frequent flyer miles to make it more difficult for consumers to redeem award tickets.

The new rules would require airlines to disclose the fees of certain service upfront and streamline the process for providing passengers with refunds.

TikTok is a big deal in the airline industry, with most of the major U.S. carriers using the platform to enhance brand recognition and loyalty.

Today's podcast looks at the dying Great Barrier Reef, a new exec at Airbus, and better pay at Delta.

Delta said it would increase starting wages for frontline workers and give 5% raises to employees across the board as the carrier continues to make record profits.

An intense battle for transpacific passengers is underway, with Air New Zealand having to work hard to maintain its historically strong market position.