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News 5 years ago
Italy to launch first Europe-US 'virus-free' flights
Rome's Fiumicino airport said Thursday it had sealed a deal with Italian airline Alitalia and Delta Air Lines of the United States for the special flights between selected North American cities and the Italian capital from next month.
News 5 years ago
Delta doubles cabin cleaners in 'pit stop' revamp, buys kits to test for germs
Delta Air Lines has doubled its staffing to handle revamped pre-flight "pit stops" for deeper cleaning and wants to ensure that tray tables and restroom door handles are germ-free with a new testing process, an executive told Reuters.
News 6 years ago
Flight crew restrains 'God' aboard Delta flight, returns to Puerto Rico
Delta Air Lines flight attendants restrained a passenger on a flight from Puerto Rico to New York after he shouted "I am God!" and claimed he would save the world, forcing the plane to return to the airport in San Juan.
News 6 years ago
Delta, ANA and Qatar Airways more likely to get you to your destination on time: OAG
Odds of arriving to your destination on time improve greatly if you fly Delta Air Lines and Alaska Airlines in North America, All Nippon Airways in Japan and Qatar Airways in the Middle East, according to the latest edition of an airline punctuality report.
World 7 years ago
US condemns China for 'Orwellian nonsense' over airline websites
The White House on Saturday sharply criticized China's efforts to force foreign airlines to change how they refer to Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau, labeling China's latest effort to police language describing the politically sensitive territories as "Orwellian nonsense."
