The third-largest airline in the United States by domestic market share, Delta Air Lines, has disclosed that the ongoing partial government shutdown will cost it millions of dollars in lost revenue. In an interview on CNBC, Delta’s chief executive Ed Bastian said that the government shutdown will see the airline lose revenue amounting to $25
The post Delta Airlines Expects to Lose $25 Million in Revenues Due to US Government Shutdown appeared first on CCN
* First published on ccn.com
