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Delta passengers were among those waiting for reptile to cross taxiway

MARIETTA, Ga. — Inside a commercial kitchen in Marietta, a crew of bakers makes bagels and challah bread familiar to patrons of Goldbergs delis — right alongside staff preparing tidy rectangular dishes of chicken marsala to be loaded onto Delta Air Lines planes as in-flight meals.

The NSW Environment Protection Authority is under increasing pressure to reveal the legal advice it has received about the legality of a pollution exemption provided to Vales Point power station.

Unions are pushing Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines and other carriers to hold off on stock buybacks that would reward shareholders, saying carriers should first restore staffing to avoid operational meltdowns and complete labor contract talks.

Delta Air Lines said pilots and flight attendants called out sick in June at a rate 50% higher than June 2019 levels, with the effects of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic straining its operations and contributing to flight cancellations.

Leondra Taylor alleges she was discriminated against ‘because of her race’

EVgo announced a new supply agreement with Delta Electronics, which will become a strategic partner related to DC fast charging equipment.

‘Tone policing is discriminatory. Calling the police on someone who asks to speak to management is problematic,’ says New York educator

Spirit Airlines reported above-target Q2 results Tuesday, following the low-cost carrier's merger deal with JetBlue. Airline stocks fell.

MIAMI — Maria Bogarin, an immigrant from Argentina, has never been so tired in her 10 years working as a cabin cleaner at Miami International Airport ⁠— staffing shortages, delays and cancellations have sent her sprinting through MIA, cleaning 10 to 11 American Airlines and Delta planes per day, up…

Workers say they just want a fair deal on pay, conditions and schedules at an airline has long resisted union efforts