Articles tagged “Delta Airlines”

Airlines

Delta Is Using AI For Pricing and Reservations

Delta executives revealed the airline has started experimenting with AI to determine pricing and assist with reservations as part of a growing industry trend.

Meghna Maharishi | 3 weeks ago

Delta Is Using AI For Pricing and Reservations

Airlines

Delta, United, American – in 20 Charts: New Skift Research

When comparing Delta, United, and American Airlines, which operate in similar markets with comparable business models, we found key data points that show where they can find an edge.

Ashab Rizvi | 3 months ago

Delta, United, American – in 20 Charts: New Skift Research

Airlines

Airline Loyalty Keeps Degrading: I’m a Free Agent and You Should Be Too

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.

Colin Nagy | 3 months ago

Airline Loyalty Keeps Degrading: I’m a Free Agent and You Should Be Too

News Blog

IDEAS: Delta Flight Products Unveils New Concept Seat for Wheelchair Users

Delta Flight Products (DFP) has partnered with UK-based consortium Air4All on a new prototype seat they say will provide powered wheelchair users with the opportunity to remain in their chairs throughout their entire travel journey. Credit: PriestmanGoode The patented prototype, which was debuted at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Germany, folds up to enable a…

Adam Stacey | 7 months ago

Airlines

New Pilot Contracts to Drive Up Costs at U.S. Airlines

The revenge-like rebound in travel demand is not the only thing going up. Airline costs are also rising as major carriers race to hire pilots. Analysts anticipate headwinds against 2023 margins in the midst of fallen share prices and uncertain economic climate.

Aishwarya Nair and Kannaki Deka, Reuters, Reuters | 12 months ago

New Pilot Contracts to Drive Up Costs at U.S. Airlines

Airlines

Rising Costs Fuel Worries About U.S. Airlines’ Heavy Debt Loads

Some U.S. airlines are at risk of breaking the corporate credit card. They've loaded up on debt that they'll struggle to pay off. They face rising costs for pilot wages and fuel. Meanwhile, future demand is uncertain.

Rajesh Kumar Singh, Reuters | 1 year ago

Rising Costs Fuel Worries About U.S. Airlines’ Heavy Debt Loads

Airline Weekly

Delta Air Lines in First Boeing Purchase in a Decade Orders 130 737 Maxes

Delta Air Lines opened the biennial Farnborough Air Show in the U.K. with its first order for new Boeing aircraft in more than a decade. When the terms are right, they are right.

1 year ago
Delta Air Lines in First Boeing Purchase in a Decade Orders 130 737 Maxes

Airlines

United, Delta, American, Other U.S. Airlines Quick to Drop Mask Mandates After Judge’s Ruling

A Florida federal judge and Trump appointee has liberated the U.S. airlines from the tyranny of having to enforce mask mandates. The five largest U.S. airlines didn't wait long, dropping their mask requirements within hours of the judge's ruling.

Tom Lowry and Madhu Unnikrishnan, Skift | 2 years ago

United, Delta, American, Other U.S. Airlines Quick to Drop Mask Mandates After Judge’s Ruling