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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Technology
Vinay Patel

Delta Air Lines Promises Not to Use AI to Hike Fares—Is That Enough for Regulators?

Delta Air Lines recently vowed not to use AI for personalised ticket prices, addressing lawmaker criticism and public concern. While denying current use for individual fares, Delta plans to roll out AI-based revenue management technology with Fetcherr. (Credit: Pexels)

As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes global industries, Delta Air Lines has issued a bold assurance: it will not use AI to raise airfares based on personal data. The announcement comes amid growing concerns from US lawmakers and consumer watchdogs who fear AI could be used to exploit passengers' financial pain thresholds.

Responding to intense political pressure and widespread public unease, Delta Air Lines has confirmed it has no plans to personalise airfare pricing using artificial intelligence technology.

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