Articles tagged “delta air lines”

Climate disruption isn’t just a future threat - it’s already changing the way we travel. Businesses have no choice but to adapt.

Southwest is framing this as offering choice, but the move marks a clear pivot toward industry norms, potentially alienating loyalists and opening the door for rivals to poach disillusioned travelers.

In the airline business, perception can be more powerful than policy. As diplomatic tension and economic volatility continues, industry leaders are hoping for calmer skies ahead.

After reports that domestic demand and consumer confidence was on the decline, airlines are gearing up for what might be one of their busiest summers yet.

The flight caps went into effect on Tuesday, but it is unclear if Newark will be able to fix most of its operational issues before those caps are lifted.

Delta forged ahead with plans to resume service to Tel Aviv as some European carriers rethink service to the region.

Airlines are pulling their 2025 outlooks and are even more bullish on premium travel as domestic demand weakens in response to economic uncertainty.

President Trump’s 2025 inaugural committee benefited from huge donations from several major brands that didn't make any financial contributions to either of the two previous inaugurations.

The Trump administration is remaking Brand USA, although the end game is unclear at this point.

With Donald Trump back in the White House and a new GOP-controlled Congress, the travel industry has no choice but to keep spending.