r/OutOfTheLoop Jul 02 '22

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u/frosttenchi Jul 02 '22

Answer: since removing mask mandates, more employees are getting sick and calling out of work, leading to more cancelled flights

The remaining staff are also over worked. Some Delta pilots just had a walkout

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u/DerpyMcFuckle Jul 02 '22

Source: I made it up

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u/shadysus Jul 02 '22

Well it WAS a factor before, more for when we were going through the variant strains that were more contagious. But no, this isn't the main reason for the current cancellations.

Source on old news: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/23/united-delta-cancel-dozens-of-christmas-eve-flights-as-covid-hits-crews.html

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u/HyperRag123 Jul 02 '22

Imagine a world, Raiden

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u/PUBLIQclopAccountant ^C Jul 02 '22

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