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Delta posts profit despite jump in costs, vows to improve reliability after airline ‘pushed too hard’

Delta posts profit despite jump in costs, vows to improve reliability after airline ‘pushed too hard’

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Delta said both leisure and business travel demand improved sharply in the second quarter.

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