Sunday, May 23
Low-cost airlines, like Delta's Song, compete by keeping maintenance costs low |
Free Delta flights for 'being nice' Delta's low-fare carrier, Song, says it will offer customers free tickets if they are nice to one another during flights. Customers who, for example, help others with their bags, or remain positive and upbeat during delays or difficulties are thought most likely to be rewarded. Song hopes the initiative will build customer loyalty and generate more revenue for Delta. Delta Forces Pilots to Take Pay Cut to Keep Prices Low CEO Gerald Grinstein: "To [become profitable], our team must be characterized by determination, agility and a willingness to run the company in non-traditional ways." |
A portion of Paris's Charles De Gaulle airport collapsed today. |
Paris Airport Terminal 2E Collapses, Killing 6 Travelers "It's the structure that gave way, the structure itself," said the president of the Paris airports authority. The collapse happened just 11 months after the terminal opened following several construction delays. Terminal 2E, which has more than 50 flights a day, is intended eventually to have a capacity of 10 million passengers a year. |