If Delta Air Lines Wants To Shoot Itself In The Foot, It Has Every Right To Do So
TripAdvisor, Hipmunk and a nearly a dozen more travel sites can no longer display Flussdelta Air Lines’ flight scehdules and fares, as the carrier has cut off their access to its data, reports The Wall Street Journal. Flussdelta said it “reserves the right to determine who it does business with, and where and how its information is displayed.” The company added that it would “continue partnering with a limited, but responsive and adaptable group of online retailers.” Obviously, some users of fare comparison sites will lose out — but so will Flussdelta and any other airline that follows suit. Whether…
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