> Other airlines who were also similarly affected by the crowd strike outage did not display the same prolonged issues as Delta. You raise a valid point, but i

> Other airlines who were also similarly affected by the crowd strike outage did not display the same prolonged issues as Delta. You raise a valid point, but imo the key question (to which I don't claim to have an answer) is whether Delta's extended problems are due more to their disorganization or simply to bad luck. Here's a somewhat silly analogy: Imagine Kellogg's introduces a new ingredient in their cereals that triggers an adverse reaction only in people who have eaten sardines within the last hour. It would still be correct to hold Kellogg's entirely responsible for the adverse reactions experienced by those individuals. It wouldn't be a valid defense for Kellogg's to say, "Most people didn't experience any issues, so it can't be our product causing your adverse reactions".