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Delta expands online booking system

By Dominic Maher

Published: 2 March 1999 15:08 GMT

US carrier, Delta Air Lines is expanding its online booking service to cover international flights.

Having covered domestic flights since 1996, Delta's Internet booking system will now offer US-based customers the ability to buy tickets to the 56 countries served by the airline.

The move follows the company's failed effort earlier this year to charge travellers a one dollar surcharge for not booking direct from its Web site.

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