Articles tagged “delta air lines”

Joby Aviation has delayed the introduction of its new electric air taxi by about a year to 2025, as the certification of the new aircraft proceeds slower than hoped. The…

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian claimed this week, after his airline reported a robust third quarter profit and sees seemingly unsated demand, that travel is “countercyclical” to the economic winds. And he’s not alone.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at TikTok’s influence on destination marketing, Delta CEO’s optimism, and the appeal of wellness in corporate travel.

Airline bosses might be living in a parallel universe, because it’s unlikely this abrupt revival of corporate travel will be able to hold its momentum over the next few quarters, a new report from the U.S. Travel Association shows.

Could it be that people will keep traveling even if the U.S. and Europe fall into recession? Delta thinks so.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at some positive business travel news, Google’s expanding travel reach, and Delta’s air taxi investment.

Delta wants to be your ride to the airport, too.

High inflation and energy expenses have yet to crimp Americans' desire to travel. Wall Street analysts are forecasting another strong quarter for airlines, with Delta and United in the most favorable positions.

The American Express Travel website and mobile experience won't win user experience awards. But it may have something better for cardmembers — private fares, other negotiated deals, perks and points redemption.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at the impact of Europe’s energy crisis on hotels, Florida’s push to market new attractions, and Israel’s lure for U.S. airlines.