Delta Air Lines struggles to recover from IT outage

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Delta Air Lines struggles to recover from IT outage
Delta Air Lines continued to struggle to restore its operations on Monday, three days after a global IT outage snarled flights around the world, stranding thousands of customers across the country. The Atlanta-based airline had cancelled 778 flights, or about 20 percent of the scheduled total as ...

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