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This week’s airline and airport news:
- Delta’s last MD-88 flight: Farewell to a Mad Dog
- Delta extends change-fee waiver through June 30
- United will restore lie-flat seats to its premium transcon flights
- Delta Air Lines will shrink its European footprint after coronavirus
- American Airlines flight attendant says she was banned from wearing a face shield because it made passengers uncomfortable and wasn’t part of the company’s ‘image standards’
- Here’s what happens to your frequent flyer miles if an airline goes bankrupt
- This Airline Is Offering Double Miles For Summer Travel
- United Airlines cutting 13 top jobs, adding international flights in July
- Airlines slash schedules and staff
- Delta commits to blocking middle seats through the summer to stem spread of coronavirus
- American Airlines to end service to Oakland International Airport
- American Airlines and other carriers are adding summer flights as passengers slowly return
