Should Passengers Accept Delta Air Lines' $30,000 'No Strings Attached' Compensation Offer? Lawyers Weigh In
Delta Air Lines, Inc. (NYSE: DAL) has put forth a "no strings attached" offer of $30,000 to each passenger of a flight that crash-landed in Toronto. Legal advisors weigh in if passengers should accept this proposal.
Delta Air Lines pilot salaries can vary considerably based on rank, seniority, and the type of aircraft being flown.
Delta Air Lines clears up rumors about the captain and first pilot on the airliner that crashed and flipped in Toronto.
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No need to stop in Atlanta: Delta Air Lines to launch latest point-to-point route from Raleigh-DurhamDelta Air Lines will launch nonstop service this spring between Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) in North Carolina ...
A Delta Air Lines plane was forced to make an emergency landing and evacuate after the cabin filled with a strange "haze" ...
U.S. Marine Corps Col. J. Joseph (Ret.) told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS safety designs on the plane that crashed last week in Toronto ...
The Delta Air Lines team recently combined team building with community service when they partnered with Our Big Kitchen.
Less than one year after Spirit Airlines announced the end of change and cancellation fees, they are now bringing these fees ...
ATLANTA (AP) — A Delta Air Lines flight returned to the Atlanta airport soon after taking off Monday when crew members ...
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