The "big three" U.S. airlines -- United Airlines, American Airlines and Delta -- have all made additional capacity cuts due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting travel restrictions. More here.
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American Airlines, Delta Cut Capacity
Delta and American Airlines have announced additional capacity cuts due to the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. Details here.
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LATAM, Delta Sign Frequent Flyer Agreement
The new agreement will enable reciprocal frequent flyer benefits starting April 1. Find out more here.
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Delta Cuts Japan Flights as Coronavirus Hits Demand
The airline is also suspending its seasonal summer service between Seattle and Osaka, with plans to return in 2021. Details here.
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Exhibitors Drop Mobile World Congress Over Coronavirus; Travel Impacts Continue
The coronavirus is continuing to have an impact on the meetings and events industry. Here's the latest on what you need to know.
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American, Delta Suspend All Flights To China Over Coronavirus
United Airlines, the only other U.S. carrier with direct flights to China, has announced it will reduce but not stop service to China. Details here.
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Delta, Wheels Up Partner to Increase Corporate Private Aviation Options
Delta said that the partnership will create one of the world’s largest owned and managed fleets of private aircraft. Get the details here.
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Delta, LATAM Expand Connections in South America
Delta has signed codeshares with LATAM affiliates LATAM Airlines Peru, LATAM Airlines Colombia and LATAM Airlines Ecuador. More here.
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Delta Launches New International Main Cabin Experience
The new service includes amenities such as welcome cocktails, hot towel service and bistro-style dining. More here.
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Tourism Board of Chile Issues Protest Travel Update
Chile’s Undersecretary of Tourism and the National Tourism Board (SERNATUR) have released an update on the travel situation in the country as protests continue. Here's the latest.