The government shutdown will cost Delta Air Lines (DAL) a “significant amount” given the number of flights that have been cancelled since the government mandated flight reductions. “That money is gone,

Delta Air Lines expects to have a strong fourth-quarter despite flight disruptions caused by the federal government shutdown, the carrier's CEO Ed Bastian told CNBC on Wednesday.

A Delta pilot’s calm message to passengers went viral after he assured them their plane wouldn’t move “an inch” unless it was safe to do so.

As thousands of flights are canceled amid the U.S. shutdown, one Delta pilot’s touching message — and promise to his daughter — is giving travelers hope.

Delta Air Lines celebrated the 25th anniversary of its "dream flight" by taking more than 100 Black students to NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

That being said, nothing, and I mean absolutely nothing, unsafe comes in between me and that little girl and her ice cream,” the pilot told passengers of his promise to get his daughter a

Willie Dixon. Born at the Delta’s southern tip in 1915, Willie Dixon followed the Great Migration to Chicago. There, he penned some of the greatest blues songs of the century, delivering hits to Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf and other blues greats. His compositions include “Back Door Man,” “Hoochie Coochie Man,” “Little Red Rooster” and “Spoonful.”

As the federal government shutdown extends into its second month, the aviation industry is experiencing unprecedented disruption, but the pain is not being shared equally among carriers. Analysis of flight data reveals a stark disparity in how different airlines are weathering the Federal Aviation Administration's mandated capacity cuts.