Delta Air Lines Inc. is making a stronger play for China, despite lacking a nonstop flight to the country from its home city of Atlanta.
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Qatar Airways to Start U.S. Hiring Push in Atlanta Despite Labor Protests
Qatar Airways says the sky is the limit with its high-flying careers, but activists say that if the Middle Eastern carrier gets its way, some Atlantans may soon be moving […]
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Amid Pre-Flight Turbulence, Qatar Airways Takes Off From Atlanta
Call it a case of exaggerated conflict, at least in Delta Air Lines’ eyes. Atlanta’s hometown carrier says it had nothing to do with the unconventional maneuvering that saw Qatar Airways passengers bused […]
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With Qatar and Turkish Arriving, the Fight for Atlanta’s India Air Travelers Is Heating Up
Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that Turkish Airlines flies to seven Indian cities. In fact, it operates flights to two gateway cities, Delhi and Mumbai, and connects […]
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Delta Customers Killed in Brussels Attacks; Atlanta’s Belgians Gather to Show Support
Delta Air Lines Inc. customers were confirmed to be among those killed in the suicide bombing at the Brussels Zaventem Airport Tuesday.
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Airport Aims to Bring Back Nonstop Flights to India, China and Israel
Efforts to woo Indian and Chinese investors will only go so far without nonstop flights to those countries, the Atlanta airport’s general manager said as he pledged to do “everything […]
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Delta Files for Atlanta-Cuba Flights
Delta Air Lines Inc. has filed an application with the U.S. Department of Transportation to fly nonstop to Havana, Cuba, from Atlanta and three other U.S. hubs, the airline announced Wednesday.
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Delta ‘Disappointed’ With U.S.-Japan Open Skies Deal
Delta Air Lines Inc. is “disappointed” with the outcome of U.S.-Japan aviation negotiations, which ended Feb. 18 with an amendment to their Open Skies agreement allowing the first daytime landing slots […]
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Airport’s New Visitor Center Has Information in Five Foreign Languages
It’s not situated within the international terminal, but a new Georgia visitor welcome center at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport isn’t neglecting travelers from other countries.