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Joining TODAY from Delta Air Lines headquarters in Atlanta, Ed Bastian, the company’s CEO, says “the flight experience today is really positive,” pointing out that Delta planes are sanitized, booked only 60 percent full, and require masks. He says the company has reduced its cash burn since March and that he hopes the company will not need more money from the government to keep going.July 22, 2020
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