The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has a pretty damning story about the culture inside Delta Air Lines’ flight attendant training center in Atlanta. One senior flight attendant trainer has been accused of harassing trainees, and when reported, the airline didn’t take much action, instead claiming the reports were unsubstantiated. Then when the company finally settled a lawsuit over this, the trainer
United is working with Customs and Border Protection to expand programs that let international connecting passengers skip reclaiming and rechecking bags at their first U.S. airport. The airline already has this on Sydney–San Francisco, and broader adoption could cut customs delays, missed connections, and one of the worst hassles in U.S. international travel.
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