ATA sees challenging summer for delays despite falling traffic
US air travelers should expect another "challenging summer," Air Transport Assn. President and CEO James May said yesterday in Washington, while adding that "it is our expectation that delays will improve over last summer." Compared to 2007, ATA expects approximately 2.7 million fewer passengers to...
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