Articles tagged “delta air lines”

The airline industry operates largely on decades-old systems. Without those being updated, integrating AI will be a challenge.

Tokyo's popular Haneda airport is again at the center of a competition over access among the major U.S. airlines.

More flights between the U.S. and China could be coming this winter but still far, far fewer than before the pandemic.

A U.S. government shutdown would "stop" air traffic controller hiring and training just as the FAA is beginning to address a staffing shortage, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg warned.

When it comes to airline loyalty, if everyone is "elite" no one is. As Delta rebalances its loyalty program, customers need to remember it is a business in the service of shareholders. I'm surprised it has taken this long for programs to arrive at this revenue-driven conclusion.

Delta has moved the goalpost for more than 100 million members of the SkyMiles program. What does it mean? Delta does not want your loyalty anymore but rather your spending.

All of the airlines are confronting a spike in fuel prices, with labor and other costs up as well. And that will hit profits.

Consumer tech is important — but so are modern internal systems. A healthy mix is key.

American Airlines and Delta Air Lines will both add more flights to China this fall and winter as geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and China begin easing.

We saw during the pandemic how important it was for companies to have plenty of cash and the ability to borrow more. Airbnb and Booking Holdings have ample resources for big things on their to-do lists.