Delta Air Lines record lists current penalty $10,403.00
A public record entry for Delta Air Lines lists current penalty as $10,403.00; standard cited as 19100028 B15 Duty to have fall protection and falling object protection; citation type as Serious.
Delta Air Lines fined $18,000 by OSHA final order for 3650(T)(12)
OSHA adjudicated a final order against Delta Air Lines, Inc. imposing a $18,000 penalty for a 3650(T)(12) worker-protection violation on July 14, 2023.
Delta Air Lines record lists current penalty $0.00
A public record entry for Delta Air Lines lists current penalty as $0.00; standard cited as 19100029 B14 Fall protection systems and falling object protection-criteria and practices; citation type as Serious.
Delta Air Lines record lists current penalty $0.00
A public record entry for Delta Air Lines lists current penalty as $0.00; standard cited as 19100159 C10 Automatic sprinkler systems; citation type as Other.
Delta Air Lines final order over sprinkler-system violation
Delta Air Lines Inc received a final order for an automatic sprinkler-system violation. The penalty listed is $0.00. The final order was issued on November 17, 2023, following the event dated October 16, 2023.
Delta Air Lines record lists current penalty $0.00
A public record entry for Delta Air Lines lists current penalty as $0.00; standard cited as 3203(A)(8) (18B-CA) General Indus, Accident Preven. Program; citation type as Other.
Delta Air Lines record lists current penalty $0.00
A public record entry for Delta Air Lines lists current penalty as $0.00; standard cited as 19100178 L04 II B Powered industrial trucks; citation type as Other.
Delta Air Lines record lists current penalty $900.00
A public record entry for Delta Air Lines lists current penalty as $900.00; standard cited as 52050110 Workroom Ventilation and Temperatures; citation type as Other.
Delta Air Lines record lists current penalty $0.00
A public record entry for Delta Air Lines lists current penalty as $0.00; standard cited as 19100157 C04 Portable fire extinguishers; citation type as Other.
Delta Air Lines Discrimination Order Assesses $50,000 Penalty
An order against Delta Air Lines for discrimination against air travelers based on protected characteristics directs Delta to cease and desist future violations and imposes a $50,000 civil penalty, plus requirements for civil rights training and enhanced e-training.
This order concerns violations by Delta Air Lines, Inc. (Delta) of Federal statutes prohibiting U.S. and foreign air carriers from subjecting any air traveler to discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex or ancestry. The order directs Delta to cease and desist from future similar violations, assesses the carrier $50,000 in civil penalties, mandates civil rights training to certain Delta flight and cabin crews and customer service representatives, and requires the carrier to enhance its e-training civil rights program.
NEW YORK – Delta Air Lines violated federal law when it rescinded a job offer from an applicant due to her pregnancy, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) charged in a lawsuit filed today.
Delta Air Lines violated federal law when it rescinded a job offer from an applicant due to her pregnancy, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) charged in a lawsuit filed today.
Jewish flight attendant sues Delta for religious discrimination
A Jewish flight attendant filed a federal lawsuit against Delta Airlines alleging religious discrimination after being served a ham sandwich and not allowed to take Yom Kippur off. The claim is documented as a substantiated workplace-discrimination allegation.
A Jewish flight attendant is suing Delta Airlines, claiming religious discrimination after he was served a ham sandwich by his employer and not allowed to take the day off on Yom Kippur, according to a federal lawsuit.
In contrast, according to the complaint in this case, the pilot had no response to the racial harassment by 9 the passenger other than to remove Leroy from the flight after she refused to step off the plane to talk to the passenger further, and Delta management’s only response when notified by Leroy of the harassment and the pilot’s actions was to suspend and then terminate her.
Builds or deploys biometric surveillance — 2 findings
Delta launches facial-recognition biometric terminal at Atlanta airport
Delta Air Lines launched the first facial recognition biometric terminal for international travelers at the Atlanta airport in 2018 as part of its digital transformation to create a single view of the customer.
We made significant progress in 2018 on the digital transformation to create a single view of the customer. We delivered several capabilities that enable our front-line employees to personalize their interactions with our customers. We also added self-service features on both the mobile app and delta.com and launched the first facial recognition biometric terminal for international travelers at the Atlanta airport.
Twenty passengers sue Delta Air Lines over allegedly ignoring weather warnings
Twenty passengers sue Delta Air Lines in Utah alleging the carrier ignored repeated weather warnings before a turbulence event aboard Flight 56 from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam.
Twenty passengers have sued Delta Air Lines in Utah, alleging the carrier ignored repeated weather warnings before a violent turbulence event aboard Flight 56 from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam last year.
Delta Air Lines allegedly ignores safety-break requests, court papers say
The allegation concerns Delta Air Lines allegedly ignoring a worker's requests for a safety break to eat during a work trip, with the worker transported by van to the runway to avoid delay on July 12, 2022. The claim cites the incident as part of a worker-protection enforcement action not yet decided.
Sheva’s beef dates back to July 12, 2022, while he was in the middle of a work trip, when Delta switched up the timing of its flights on the day of his intended assignment, court papers state. Due to the airplane audible, Delta transported Sheva in a van to the runway for his next flight to avoid delay, the filing says. However, Sheva had not had a chance to eat and the airline ignored his “numerous requests for a ‘safety break’ to obtain a meal,” the court papers charge.
Delta Faces Alleged Antitrust Suits Over Capacity Conspiracy
In July 2015, class-action antitrust lawsuits against Delta and other carriers alleged a conspiracy to restrain capacity. The suits were consolidated into a Multi-District Litigation in the District of Columbia, with a ruling in August 2023 denying the defendants' motions for summary judgment.
In July 2015, a number of purported class action antitrust lawsuits were filed alleging that Delta, American, United and Southwest had conspired to restrain capacity. The lawsuits were filed in the wake of media reports that the U.S. Department of Justice had served civil investigative demands upon these carriers seeking documents and information relating to this subject. The lawsuits have been consolidated into a single Multi-District Litigation proceeding in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. In August 2023, the Court denied the defendants' motions for summary judgment that had been pending for over two years.
In a striking show of political recalibration, United Airlines and Delta Air Lines each contributed $1 million to President Donald Trump’s 2025 inaugural committee, according to a Skift analysis of federal election filings.
Donald Trump inauguration: The United States unit of Hyundai Motor, Chrysler's Stellantis and Delta Air Lines have announced that they will each donate $1 million to President-elect Donald Trump's inaugural fund, according to a Reuters report
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