Thursday, June 23, 2011

OPEN LETTER TO DELTA AIRLINES ON SAUDI ALLIANCE

                                                                               June 23, 2011
Richard H. Anderson
Chief Executive Officer
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
1030 Delta Blvd.
Atlanta Ga. 30320-6001

                                                       Re: Delta’s decision plan to add Saudi Arabian Airlines to your
                                                              Sky Team Alliance

Dear Mr. Anderson;

The decision to add Saudi Arabian Airlines to your Sky Team Alliance and thereby abide by the anti-Semitic, anti-Christian, anti-Buddhist, anti-Hindu and anti-every other religion travel policies of the Saudi government does great discredit to your corporation. This is, in effect, an acceptance of the judenrein policy of the Saudi government.

Your decision in this matter places you in alliance with those who oppose the principles of freedom and tolerance that Americans hold dear.  Delta, by entering into this business agreement, also sends a message to other non-Muslims that that they will act as an agent for the Saudi government in enforcing laws, policies and prejudices that are repugnant, odious and profoundly anti-American.   This action is an error of such magnitude that it cannot fail to detrimentally affect your corporate and moral credibility, to the extensive detriment of your shareholders.

We urge you to reconsider this immoral and ultimately unprofitable decision.

                                                          Very truly yours,



                                                                        Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr., J.D., President


                                                                        Larry L. Allison, Vice President


Cc: Edward H. Bastian, President
      Stephen E. Gorman COO
      Glen W. Hauerstein  Exexcutive VP
      Mark Halter CFO
      Richard B. Hirst General counsel
      Andrea Fischer Newman Senior VP-Govt. Affairs
      John E. Walker Senior VP-Corp. Communications
      Theresa Wise  CIO
      Howard Kohr, Executive Director, AIPAC



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