Where Was Ed? Delta CEO Fled To Europe During Airline Meltdown

Jul 24 2024

The most dangerous place in Atlanta is usually between Delta CEO Ed Bastian and any tv camera. But he wasn’t giving interviews. He wasn’t out talking to employees or customers. He wasn’t even taking responsibility for the mess – days after all the other airlines recovered from the CrowdStrike outage, he was blaming CrowdStrike and not his own carrier’s IT mess that followed, that their own staff couldn’t recover from.

Instead he left the country while passengers were still stranded and employees struggled to get things moving again.

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Department Of Labor Investigating United Airlines Unfair Practices Over New Flight Attendant Sick Policy

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Jul 23 2024

Employees are furious about this new policy. While the union says it’s filing a grievance, individual flight attendants have been bombarding both federal and state agencies with complaints on their own.

According to a voicemail recording received by a United flight attendant in response to a complaint regarding the new weekend sick policy requiring an absence certificate, the Department of Labor has assigned an investigator and is launching an investigation.

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Green Shoots: Passengers Won’t Notice It Today, But Internally Delta May Have Turned A Corner To Fix Its Mess

Jul 23 2024

Delta Air Lines may be starting to turn a corner with their internal operations finally, after melting down on Friday, cancelling thousands of flights (nearly 3 times as many as in all of 2019 and more cancellations than in all of 2018 and 2019 combined), and displacing hundreds of thousands of passengers.

Passengers won’t notice it today but the pieces are beginning to come into place to get to a better place.

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