Georgia House Strips Delta Air Lines of Tax Break After CEO’s Criticism of Voting Integrity Law

Georgia House Strips Delta Air Lines of Tax Break After CEO’s Criticism of Voting Integrity Law
A Boeing 737 of Delta Airlines is parked at San Francisco International Airport on Aug. 2, 2020. Daniel Slim/AFP via Getty Images
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The Georgia state House voted on March 31 to strip Delta Air Lines of a significant tax break after the firm’s CEO condemned a recently passed voting integrity law.

Led by Republicans, the Georgia House voted to strip the firm of the break that’s worth tens of millions of dollars per year. The Senate didn’t take up the measure before it adjourned.

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