
Delta Air Lines turned a profit of just under $70 million dollars for the month. If you would have factored out the expenses for reorganization the airline would have made nearly $100 million for the month.
"That is really kicking tail and taking names, financially. They made $100 million, essentially. That's not too bad," said Michael Boyd, an airline consultant with the Boyd Group in Evergreen, Colo. "Gerald Grinstein [Delta's chief executive officer] is turning it around."
This profit has to anger the flight attendants union at Northwest Airlines who believe the airline will not negioate with them in good faith even after their strike was blocked by a judge. This profit could be considered a slap in their face.
Reuters.com and Salt Lake Tribune







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