Federal transportation officials have launched an investigation into Delta Air Lines as the carrier struggled to rebound from an operations meltdown that led to thousands of canceled flights and stranded passengers.
The Atlanta-based airline is battling operational issues after the outage hit its crew tracking system. Delta's total number of canceled flights since Friday has exceeded 5,000.
A CrowdStrike update on Friday caused a global IT outage, disrupting flights, trains, and banks. Delta Air Lines was particularly badly impacted, canceling over 4,500 flights in four days, per FlightAware.
The air travel industry is still feeling the impacts of Friday's global tech outage, with some airlines like Delta (DAL) canceling and delaying more flights into Monday morning.
Delta Air Lines canceled more than 600 flights on Monday, as the U.S. air carrier continued to struggle to restore operations after last week's global cyber outage, even as other airlines were recovering from the incident.
24/7 Insights Delta Air Lines Inc.'s (NYSE: DAL) CEO has apologized for the flight cancellations due to a widespread tech outage.
Airlines, including Delta Air Lines, continued to struggle to restore operations two days after a faulty software update caused technological havoc worldwide and resulted in several carriers grounding flights.
Delta Air Lines is still struggling to overcome the disruptions caused by CrowdStrike's errant software update, cancelling 11% of its flights on Monday.
Delta Air Lines struggled on Sunday to restore normal operations after last week's crippling global cyber outage, canceling 1,250 flights beyond the 3,500 it had already scrapped.
Delta is struggling to recover from a global IT outage even as its competitors have largely returned to normal operations.
Delta (NYSE: DAL) reported its Q2 results last week, with revenues aligning and earnings exceeding our estimates. The company reported adjusted revenue of $15.45 billion and earnings of $2.36 on a per share and adjusted basis, compared to our estimates of $15.45 billion and $2.32, respectively.
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