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Delta Refutes CrowdStrike’s Claims in Latest Letter - skift.com
skift.com
08.08.2024 / 22:35

Delta Refutes CrowdStrike’s Claims in Latest Letter

Delta Air Lines fired back at CrowdStrike Thursday, saying the cybersecurity firm is taking a “blame the victim” defense.

Impacted Air Travelers Sue CrowdStrike for Global Computer Outage - travelpulse.com - Usa - state Texas - Austin, state Texas
travelpulse.com
06.08.2024 / 19:52

Impacted Air Travelers Sue CrowdStrike for Global Computer Outage

Three fliers who were impacted by CrowdStrike’s global computer outage last month have filed a proposed class action lawsuit in Austin, Texas, blaming the company for negligence and asking CrowdStrike to pay impacted air travelers compensatory and punitive damages. 

CrowdStrike Rebuffs Delta’s Claims of Negligence During IT Meltdown - travelpulse.com - county Delta
travelpulse.com
06.08.2024 / 19:21

CrowdStrike Rebuffs Delta’s Claims of Negligence During IT Meltdown

CrowdStrike has responded assertively to Delta Air Lines after the carrier’s CEO, Ed Bastian, accused the cybersecurity firm of being responsible for a service disruption that allegedly cost Delta $500 million. 

Recession Tourism Impact, CrowdStrike’s Defense and AI Vs. Travel Agents - skift.com - Norway - Usa
skift.com
06.08.2024 / 12:34

Recession Tourism Impact, CrowdStrike’s Defense and AI Vs. Travel Agents

Good morning from Skift. It’s Tuesday, August 6, and now here’s what you need to know about the business of travel today. 

CrowdStrike Says It’s Not to Blame for Delta’s Meltdown - skift.com
skift.com
05.08.2024 / 15:57

CrowdStrike Says It’s Not to Blame for Delta’s Meltdown

CrowdStrike said Delta did not accept its offer of onsite help during the carrier’s meltdown that led to thousands of flight cancellations and delays. 

Delta Expects $500 Million Hit From CrowdStrike Outage - skift.com
skift.com
31.07.2024 / 15:45

Delta Expects $500 Million Hit From CrowdStrike Outage

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian said the CrowdStrike outage that led it to cancel thousands of flights will cost it $500 million. 

A United flight diverted after a passenger's medical issue caused a 'biohazard' that made the crew vomit - insider.com - city Boston - Washington - city Washington - Houston - city Houston
insider.com
30.07.2024 / 16:13

A United flight diverted after a passenger's medical issue caused a 'biohazard' that made the crew vomit

A United Airlines flight diverted and was deep-cleaned after a passenger's "medical issue" led to passengers vomiting, according to a recording of a pilot speaking to air-traffic controllers.

CrowdStrike chaos: Why did the global IT outage ground so many planes last week? - euronews.com - Spain - Netherlands - city Berlin
euronews.com
23.07.2024 / 23:20

CrowdStrike chaos: Why did the global IT outage ground so many planes last week?

Friday 19 July was set to be one of the busiest days of the summer for Europe’s airports. But the world’s biggest IT outage had other plans for hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers.

Caught in the CrowdStrike Outage? Here’s How to Get Compensated. - nytimes.com - Usa
nytimes.com
23.07.2024 / 20:08

Caught in the CrowdStrike Outage? Here’s How to Get Compensated.

The global software outage last week caused thousands of travelers flying in the United States and internationally to have their flights delayed, canceled or both. In the days that followed, some airlines were trying to reboot critical computer systems affected by the outage, with many of their passengers still stranded at airports.

Travelers Delayed or Stuck by the CrowdStrike Outage: What Did Your Airline Provide? - nytimes.com - Usa
nytimes.com
23.07.2024 / 19:29

Travelers Delayed or Stuck by the CrowdStrike Outage: What Did Your Airline Provide?

If you were flying — or planned to fly — last week, your travel plans might have been snarled by an I.T. outage that kneecapped myriad industries and critical services worldwide. On Friday, July 19, alone, nearly 14 percent of the scheduled flights in the United States were canceled and 56 percent were delayed, according to Cirium, an aviation data company. In the days following, Delta Air Lines and other carriers continued to cancel and delay flights as they struggled with crews and planes out of position and the rebooking of thousands of passengers.

Delta Chaos Continues on Tuesday as Hundreds More Flights Canceled, Dept. of Transportation Opens Investigation - travelandleisure.com - city Atlanta - Jackson
travelandleisure.com
23.07.2024 / 14:47

Delta Chaos Continues on Tuesday as Hundreds More Flights Canceled, Dept. of Transportation Opens Investigation

Delta's flight disruptions have continued as hundreds of flights were canceled and delayed on Tuesday, which has now led to the Department of Transportation to open an investigation into the airline.

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