Delta under investigation following delays, cancellations

Delta Airlines is facing difficulties recovering from a global tech outage, unlike other US airlines. The airline is under investigation by Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to ensure passenger care. Many passengers face cancellations, delays, and poor service, with some stranded at airports. The cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike is linked to the outage, and Delta is urged to comply with passenger rights. CEO Ed Bastian expects recovery in a few days, but luggage issues persist. Volunteers are assisting affected passengers.

What is the main reason for the investigation into Delta Airlines?

• To assess Delta's financial stability

• To evaluate Delta's customer service quality

• To verify Delta's compliance with passenger care

• To ensure passenger safety during flights

What is the primary issue caused by the Crowdstrike outage for Delta Airlines?

• Increased fuel costs

• Loss of customer data

• Flight cancellations and delays

• Pilot shortages

What action is required by airlines according to the passenger bill of rights?

• Upgrade passengers to first class

• Offer compensation for disruptions

• Provide free meals during delays

• Ensure on-time departures

What is Delta Airlines struggling with, according to the third section?

• Fuel supply issues

• Crew tracking system

• Aircraft maintenance

• Customer service training

Who is assisting stranded travelers at Atlanta's airport?

• Delta Airlines staff

• Airport security

• Local police officers

• Volunteers