Outnumbered' discusses Delta CEO Ed Bastian's response to CBS host Gayle King suggesting the increase in airline crashes are a result of President Donald Trump's FAA cuts.

Delta CEO Ed Bastian defended the Trump administration's cuts to the FAA, saying they would not impact airline safety after a Delta plane crashed this week.

Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines is threading a needle: defending its DEI initiatives as merit-based “people initiatives” that are core to its bus

Delta CEO Ed Bastian says the 300 or so probationary Federal Aviation Administration employees laid off so far served in non-critical safety functions.

When Delta CEO Ed Bastian first heard that a plane carrying 80 passengers crashed and flipped over in Toronto, he was shocked. That emotion only compounded once he realized his airline was the one responsible.

Delta CEO Ed Bastian defended the Trump administration’s cuts to the FAA, saying they would not impact airline safety after a Delta plane crashed this week.  Read More

Gayle King asked Ed Bastian, CEO of Delta Airlines, if he was concerned by what she referred to as the Trump administration's firing of many employees of the FAA. She went on to imply, without evidence,

Delta Airlines CEO Ed Bastian defended President Trump's cuts to the FAA while on CBS News and said the new administration was committed to investing in airline safety.

The CEO of ta Airs effectively debunked CBS News efforts to hold President Donald Trump responsible for recent flight disasters. ta CEO Ed Bastian defended the president […]

During a recent broadcast of of "CBS Mornings," Gayle King asked Ed Bastian, CEO of Delta Airlines, if he was concerned by what she referred to as the Trump administration's

Delta CEO Ed Bastian joins "CBS Mornings" exclusively to discuss the Delta plane crash that happened in Toronto Monday. Eighty people were on board the flight and everyone survived. GAYLE KING, 'CBS MORNINGS' HOST: The Trump administration recently fired many employees of the FAA administration.