Author: Dawn Gilbertson, USA TODAY

The American Airlines pilot who tested positive for coronavirus is based at the airline’s Dallas-Fort Worth hub.

The airline fallout from President Trump’s Europe travel ban, announced late Wednesday, has begun.

Delta’s move follows similar actions by United last week as airlines grapple with a sharp drop off in travel demand.

Delta is letting travelers change or cancel their flight without a hefty fee, no matter when they bought their ticket. United also announced waivers.

The airplane shuffle is happening across the country due to steep international flight cuts by U.S. airlines amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Southwest says its first quarter revenue will be $200-$300 million lower than expected due to a sharp decline in bookings and cancellations.

United’s moves to cut service are the most aggressive by a U.S. airline since the coronavirus outbreak began.

American joined JetBlue and Alaska in allowing travelers buying new tickets to change them without paying a hefty fee. Fare differences will apply.

Delta and American have suspended flights to Milan follow earlier cuts in service to China, Hong Kong, South Korea and Japan amid coronavirus crisis.

The airline had previously suspended flights to China and Hong Kong. The new flight changes follow a steep drop in demand for Asia travel.