Airlines Thrive on Delta's Performance Despite Airport Shutdown Delays
Here’s a surprising fact: even though airport shutdowns have caused frustrating delays, airlines continue to operate effectively thanks to Delta's strong results. But here’s where it gets controversial—how can airlines stay profitable amid such operational chaos?
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