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[edit] Delta drafts merger plans for frequent flier programs - Minneapolis Star Tribune

22 November 2008, by

[edit] Delta drafts merger plans for frequent flier programs

22 November 2008, by unknown Meanwhile, Delta Air Lines' SkyMiles plan and Northwest's WorldPerks plan will be altered in the coming weeks so they'll be nearly identical while the two operate separately in the early stages of the Delta-Northwest merger. ...

[edit] Delta will add flights from KCI to NY’s LaGuardia, JFK - Bizjournals.com

21 November 2008, by

[edit] Delta to trim future US, international capacity - The Associated Press

21 November 2008, by

[edit] Delta Air Lines and Its Singular Focus on Executing Its Singular Vision

20 November 2008, by This blog has pointed to the upcoming labor negotiations in the US airline industry many times. Labor issues at many US airlines are emerging that underscore this blogger’s call that these upcoming negotiations will be the most important since the airline industry was deregulated in 1978. And we are not really talking about economics yet. In the past couple of weeks: 1. jetBlue pilots file for union representation 2. Southwest pilots upset at company’s plan to code share 3. Southwest’s employee

[edit] Boss: Metro Airport vital to combined Delta, NWA - DetNews.com

20 November 2008, by

[edit] Obama, Democratic majority make unions certain at Delta

18 November 2008, by The incoming Obama administration and the Democratic majority in the House and Senate have just about eliminated any question about whether non-union Delta workers will prevail over their unionized counterparts from Northwest as the airlines merge. Unions will undoubtedly prevail.

[edit] The Deltafication of Northwest - Minneapolis Star Tribune

17 November 2008, by

[edit] Costs of Delta, Northwest merger total $199M

17 November 2008, by Some interesting figures came out of a recent Delta Air Lines Inc. filing that merged the financial data of the Atlanta-based carrier and its new Northwest Airlines Corp. subsidiary. (DAL)

[edit] Talks Continue About Delta/Northwest Merger - KEYC

14 November 2008, by

[edit] U.S. government OKs Delta, Northwest merger | BuyandSellLand.com

13 November 2008, by admin The US government has approved the merger of Delta Air Lines Inc. and Northwest Airlines Corp. read the full article.

[edit] Adding 3 flights to Tokyo, Delta will be USA's top airline to Asia

13 November 2008, by Delta Air Lines, whose merger with Northwest Airlines closed two weeks ago, will soon become the USA's No. 1 airline between ...

[edit] Delta to add flights in Memphis

12 November 2008, by Reassurances by Memphis International Airport officials that the merger between Northwest Airlines Corp. and Delta Air Lines Inc. would be good for Memphis seem to be preliminarily true as Delta announced Wednesday that the combined airline would be adding flights ...

[edit] Delta to add new routes to Africa - Atlanta Journal Constitution

12 November 2008, by

[edit] Will Delta Learn the Merger Lesson?

11 November 2008, by A little over 3 1/2 years ago two large airlines, US Airways and America West, merged to create the new US Airways.  Since then planes have been repainted, counters rebranded, and operations merged on the surface.  However, once you start looking further the story changes. Earlier this year a disgruntled US Airways "East" (original US Air) pilot group voted for and got new representation under the US Air Pilots Association, freeing itself from the Airline Pilot's Association (ALPA). This move wa

[edit] Delta, Air France new joint venture routes marks first anniversary ... - e ...

10 November 2008, by Delta-Northwest Merger May Boost Bradley Hartford Business

[edit] Minn. lawmakers to hold hearing on NWA-Delta combo

9 November 2008, by ST. PAUL, Minn. - Now that Delta and Northwest are combined, Minnesota lawmakers want to know if their state is going to get a fair shake. Federal regulators signed off last month on the merger creat...

[edit] Minn. Lawmakers To Hold Hearing On NWA-Delta Combo

9 November 2008, by ST. PAUL (AP) ― Now that Delta and Northwest are combined, Minnesota lawmakers want to know if their state is going to get a fair shake.Federal regulators signed off last month on the merger cr...

[edit] Delta-Northwest Merger May Boost Bradley | Hartford Business

9 November 2008, by Harlan Levy Although nothing will change quickly, said L. Scott Frantz, chairman of Bradley’s board of directors, the industry will “have a stronger entity going forward, and the merger puts Delta and Northwest in a better position to look at ...

[edit] Delta-Northwest Merger May Boost Bradley - Hartford Business

9 November 2008, by

[edit] Effects of Delta, Northwest Merger on Aberdeen Unclear @ AMTOnline ...

9 November 2008, by rss@amtonline.com (American News (Aberdeen, SD)) The aircraft maintenance professional's source for technological advancements, maintenance alerts, news, articles, events, and careers.

[edit] The Dinosaurs Are Extinct…….Right?

7 November 2008, by You would think that in a week with this much news, I could find something to write about. Obama is elected. General Motors' October sales fell by 45 percent. GM loses $2.54 billion in the third quarter. A legacy industry seeks government help. US Airways bolstering liquidity through deals with the same regional partners that served as financing sources used in its second trip through Chapter 11. Economic warnings du jour coming from all continents. And of course, a story suggesting that Minneso

[edit] Northwest-Delta Merger Brings Jobs To Miss.

7 November 2008, by Dozens of jobs will come to the Greenville area when a company begins repainting Northwest Airlines planes with the Delta Airlines logo.

[edit] Delta to serve Paris from Pittsburgh, Raleigh-Durham

6 November 2008, by Delta Air Lines has expanded aggressively into Europe in recent years by flying from its hubs or New York City into secondary European cities. Now, it is going to do the same thing in reverse. Delta announced Thursday it plans to offer flights from Paris, the major hub of alliance partner Air France, to secondary U.S. cities Pittsburgh and Raleigh-Durham, N.C. Those are two U.S. cities with no particular focus for Delta or its new acquisition, Northwest Airlines. Pittsburgh had been a big hub

[edit] Delta growing across the Atlantic

6 November 2008, by With the distractions of their merger with Northwest behind them, Delta is now moving forward in actually operating the airline.  They are announcing two new routes from Paris planned to start next spring.  Service will run between Paris and Pittsburgh and Raleigh-Durham, operating on 757 aircraft.  The flight to Raleigh-Durham is pretty much at the edge of the operating range of a 757-200, so that will be interesting to watch over the winter to see if they are forced to block seats to reduce w

[edit] Delta, Northwest merger means fewer choices

6 November 2008, by By now, you've probably seen the news that the Department of Justice has signed off on the merger of Delta and Northwest. Although important interests still oppose the deal - including some of Minnesota's congressional delegation and big user and consumer... Email this Article ...

[edit] Delta-Northwest merger creates huge US airline

6 November 2008, by Delta Air Lines said on Wednesday it had merged with Northwest Airlines to create one of the world's biggest carriers after winning approval from US antitrust authorities.

[edit] Delta Air Lines copies Northwest

5 November 2008, by Northwest Airlines passengers may be getting snacks, pillows and blankets back under the company's merger with Delta Air Lines, but they won't be getting a break on checked luggage fees instituted ear...

[edit] Delta to charge fee on first checked bag

5 November 2008, by Delta Air Lines has held out more than five months against the $15 fee for the first checked bag announced May 21 by American Airlines. Wednesday, Delta said it's going to start charging the fee for Delta flights on or after Dec. 5 for tickets bought on or after Nov. 6, noting that merger partner Northwest Airlines is already assessing the first-bag fee. But for customers who check two bags, it'll be mean a reduction in costs. Delta has been charging nothing for the first bag and $50 for the

[edit] Delta to cut certain surcharges and fees as fuel costs fall

5 November 2008, by NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Delta Air Lines said Wednesday it would eliminate a $25 to $100 fuel surcharge for SkyMiles and WorldPerks award-ticket holders in response to falling fuel prices. The new rules apply to travel originating from the U.S. and Canada, the Atlanta-based company said. Delta ...

[edit] Delta and Northwest Airlines Merge

5 November 2008, by The Northwest Airlines name will go following completion of its merger with Delta Air Lines. The combined carrier will carry the Delta name and be based at its headquarters in Atlanta. The merged airline will serve more than 375 cites worldwide - more than any other airline - with approximately 75,000 employees handling more than 170 million passengers a year. The merger will occur through an integration process over the next 12-24 months after being cleared by the US Department of Justice. Pa

[edit] The new Delta says, “Business as Usual” — new fees immediately

4 November 2008, by Delta is proudly proclaiming on their website "It's business as usual" as it merges with Northwest. There are lots of questions about coming changes, to say the least. Delta's FAQ section is a good place to start looking for answers. However, Delta's new seating policy isn't included in the airline's FAQ section.

[edit] Airline analyst sees strong airline profits in 2009

3 November 2008, by In a report Monday, airline analyst Michael Derchin of FTN Midwest Securities said Monday he sees next year shaping up to be a good one for airlines: We are currently forecasting that 2009 will be a strong profit year for the airlines despite the recession. Our $5 billion net income forecast assumes $80 oil, 8-9% RASM [revenue per available seat mile] growth, and domestic capacity down 8-9%. In fact, the airline industry is poised to report a small net profit in 4Q08. Under that scenario, Mr

[edit] $2.8B Delta-Northwest merger boon for Memphis

2 November 2008, by MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Memphis airport and business leaders have hailed the completion of a $2.8 billion Delta-Northwest merger and say it should help the city's economic development efforts....

[edit] Southwest: Savior or small potato? Pioneer Press

2 November 2008, by Delta, Northwest merger good for Albany Int'l Airport Bizjournals.com

[edit] Justice Department Appoves Delta/Northwest Merger

2 November 2008, by Delta Air Lines got antitrust approval for its buyout of Northwest Airlines, one of the last hurdles to the deal it hopes to close by the end of this year.The approval from the Department of Justice on Wednesday means the only thing standing between the two airlines and the deal closing is a trial in San Francisco next week in a lawsuit brought by 28 travelers. Northwest CEO Doug Steenland has said he does not believe the lawsuit will stop the deal. This is the largest airline merger in U.S. h

[edit] Steve Gorman goes from donuts to dogs to a top dog at Delta

31 October 2008, by Steve Gorman (SOURCE: Delta)Following up on its merger with Northwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines has named its new executive team to run the merged company. One of the names is Steve Gorman, appointed as chief operating officer. He joined Delta last December as executive vice president of operations. Dallas-Fort Worth people will remember Mr. Gorman as president and chief executive of Greyhound Lines Inc. in Dallas from 2003 to October 2007. He left Greyhound after a Scottish company bought G

[edit] Airlines rise after Delta, Northwest close merger - MarketWatch

31 October 2008, by Airline stocks rallied Thursday after Delta Air Lines and Northwest closed their $3.2 billion merger deal, promising greater seat capacity cuts and firmer airfares across the industry.

[edit] 31/10/2008 – The Weekly Round Up : Heathrow-on-Sea? : Perfect Travel Light Stand : Delta & Northwest Become One : Lufthansa & BMI : Lufty's Expansion

31 October 2008, by Web: www.thetravelstrategist.com.com -- E-Mail: fish@flyingwithfish.com31/10/2008 – The Weekly Round Up : Heathrow-on-Sea? : Perfect Travel Light Stand : Delta & Northwest Become One : Lufthansa & BMI : Lufty's ExpansionThis has been a busy week on Flying With Fish. Wednesday provided no shortage of news for those who travel by air. Wednesday saw two major airline mergers/stock takeovers, and an airline cease to exist.Before I move onto the whole weekly round up, I'd like to start off with th

[edit] Northwest staff dressing as Delta for halloween

31 October 2008, by With the announcement of the merger approval between Delta and Northwest, costume changes are coming. With a thankful nod to frugality, the new costumes will be the old Delta uniforms. Guess Delta's brass learned their lessons from the Kate Spade Song outfits that only managed to push inevitable losses higher than they might have been.

[edit] Delta-Northwest merger

31 October 2008, by The Delta-Northwest merger was approved this week. Some of you may remember that the Edward Bastian the president and CFO of the combined airline is an SBU graduate who was the keynote speaker at this spring's graduation. (now if he would only give BonaResponds some discounts!) ...

[edit] AirportBusiness.com » Article » THE DELTA-NORTHWEST MERGER: The ...

31 October 2008, by rss@airportbusiness.com (KELLY YAMANOUCHI; Staff The Atlanta Journal-Constitution) As Delta Air Lines and Northwest merge their operations into one, Delta plans to expand some of its amenities to Northwest flights, including free in-flight snacks for coach passengers, and pillows and blankets in flight, said Delta ...

[edit] Delta-Northwest merger and pilot agreement sets historic precedent

31 October 2008, by WASHINGTON, DC - Capt. read more

[edit] How will the Delta-Northwest merger work out?

30 October 2008, by I don't usually put up these kind of questions, but I was wondering if anybody had an opinion about how the Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines merger will work out. Airline mergers don't usually fare too well. There are always reasons why they didn't work out, but the bottom line is that they usually don't work out. The hope of the merging partners is that 1 + 1 = 3. In reality, 1 + 1 = 2 would be a pretty good outcome. Many mergers wind up as 1 + 1 = 1. American Airlines is smaller now

[edit] Delta, Northwest merger good for Albany Int'l Airport - Bizjournals.com

30 October 2008, by

[edit] Delta + Northwest = ?

30 October 2008, by So Delta Airlines and Northwest airlines have gone and gotten hitched. As one who flies out of a smaller airport, I’m sure it means fewer choices for me. It also means that one fair airline (Delta) and one kind of crappy airline (Northwest) will likely slide further down in terms of customer service. To be honest, I’m concerned that American will now see the need to merge with another airline and hurt its service (in the interest of full disclosure I’ve got Gold status on American and belong

[edit] Delta and Northwest Merge, Creating Premier Global Airline

30 October 2008, by Delta Air Lines, Inc. (NYSE: DAL) and Northwest Airlines, Inc. today merged, creating a premier global airline with service to nearly all of the world’s major travel markets. The new airline, called Delta and headquartered in Atlanta, will begin its first day as a combined company with a commitment to delivering excellent service to customers in 66 countries and more than 375 worldwide cities – more than any other airline; with a dedicated base of approximately 75,000 worldwide employees; and w

[edit] Delta and Northwest Merger Approved

30 October 2008, by Delta Air Lines (DAL) completed its purchase of Northwest Airlines (NWA) Wednesday, hours after the Justice Department announced that the merger of two of the nation's largest airlines will save consumers money without damaging competition.

[edit] Delta-Northwest merger finally gets green light.

30 October 2008, by The Delta and Northwest merger was finally approved by the Justice Department creating the world’s largest airline, which will retain Delta’s name. The new Delta Air Lines now takes the number one spot away from the previous largest airline, Air France-KLM. The Justice Department did not consider the merger to be bad for the market as, according to the agency, they expect the merger to benefit US passengers. The Justice Department noted that the new airline’s competition is already establis

[edit] Delta buys Northwest to create biggest airline

30 October 2008, by WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Delta Air Lines swallowed rival Northwest Airlines Inc on Wednesday in a $2.6 billion merger that created the world’s biggest airline and prompted new speculation about further industry consolidation. Klik her for læse hele nyheden