Delta Airlines has issued a travel waiver for several airports in the Caribbean after several flights have been cancelled following Saturday’s military operation in Venezuela. Due to a temporary airspace closure,

Delta Airlines announced that it is issuing a "travel waiver" for passengers who are "traveling to or from 13 impacted airports between January 3 to 6." That action came after the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration shut down airspace over the Caribbean,

Unfortunately, some surprising news about Delta Air Lines flight cancellations has come to light recently, revealing a worrying trend that is bad news for both customers and the airline. The news could negatively impact on customers going forward.

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Delta is canceling some flight routes to some popular destinations in 2026. Here's what routes are getting the axe and some of the reasoning behind it.

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