Delta fined a record $2 million for violating passenger disability rules
In what it called the largest fine "ever assessed against an airline … in a non-safety-related case," US Dept. of Transportation on Thursday assessed a $2 million civil penalty against Delta Air Lines for alleged violations of rules protecting air travelers with disabilities. An agency-led...
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