The Delta is cut off by the Texas Airlines due to the low demand for passengers

Delta Airlines The service permanently ends to Texas Airport, where the carrier adjusts its flight schedule to meet lukewarm demand.

Starting on November 9, the carrier between Austin Bergstrom International Airport and Midland International Port in Midland, Texas will not fly.

A spokesman for Delta said that the change is part of the airline’s continuous work to adapt its schedule to agree with the demand for the consumer.

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The city said in the announcement of this week that the carrier’s decision to stop the air service between Midland and Austin “does not move away from the fact that the Midland International Port of Space and Space is going at a rapid pace for another record.”

The officials said that the city leaders adapt tens of millions of dollars in airport funds in customer service improvements such as the peripheral expansion project.

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The CEO of Delta Ed Bastian analysts at the July profit call call that the total atmosphere on air travel is still similar to last year, as smoothness was largely contained in the main cabin, especially during peak periods.

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Bastian said that the carrier had adapted to the low growth environment, and as discussed in April, it was focused on “the management of cranes in our control to generate strong profits and a free cash flow.” This includes amending its ability to “match the request and manage the cost base strongly to connect our obligations.”

However, the CEO said that the carrier expects both consumer confidence and companies to improve in the second half of the year, creating the environment to request travel.

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Enhancing that view, Transportation Security Department (TSA) announced this week that it has offered a record number of passengers throughout the country during the Labor Day, with Friday, one of the busiest travel days in the agency’s history specifies.