Delta rebooking, refunding tickets for those affected by Trump order on immigration

In the wake of detentions of some travelers at Hartsfield-Jackson International and other airports following President Trump's executive order on immigration, Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines says it is contacting customers who are affected.

The Atlanta-based airline posted a notice on its website saying:

"Delta will make every effort to contact impacted customers with flexible rebooking options, including refunds."

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