Delta Air Lines, Inc.

Provides critical analysis and official scoring for all tax legislation, directly shaping corporate tax policy and financial implications for Delta.

Directly controls tax policy and international trade, profoundly impacting a global airline's profitability, international operations, and costs (e.g., through tariffs on aircraft or parts).

Directly controls federal funding for air traffic control, airport infrastructure, security, and government travel, significantly impacting airline operations and revenue.

Directly impacts labor laws, union regulations, and workforce costs, which are significant for airlines with large workforces like Delta.

Direct oversight of antitrust laws and enforcement, which critically impacts airline mergers, acquisitions, and competitive practices within the industry.

Directly regulates the financial industry, impacting airline financing, credit markets, and partnerships (e.g., co-branded credit cards), crucial for Delta's operations.

Primary regulator for the airline industry, overseeing the FAA, air traffic control, safety, interstate commerce, and consumer protection for air travel.

Directly impacts national energy policy, which determines fuel supply and pricing, a major operating cost for airlines like Delta.

Directly shapes foreign policy, treaties, and sanctions which significantly impact international routes, fuel costs, and overall demand for a global airline such as Delta.

Direct oversight of national security and government operations, including airport security protocols (TSA) and federal travel contracts critical for airlines like Delta.