LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A Delta Air Lines flight on the way to New Mexico on Monday was forced to land at Clinton National Airport. According to Delta Air Lines officials, the reason for the landing was due to a windshield issue.

In a press release, Reps. Greg Casar (D-Texas) and Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) announced the Stop AI Price Gouging and Wage Fixing Act. The law directly bans companies from using "surveillance-based" price or wage setting to increase their profit margins.

Delta Air Lines is using AI to set personalized ticket prices based on your booking history, loyalty status and browsing behavior, expanding from 3% to 20% of flights by year-end.

Democratic senators demand answers from Delta Air Lines about its AI ticket pricing plans, citing concerns over fare increases targeting consumers' "pain points."

Scott Keyes argues that AI-powered dynamic pricing could introduce new complications—but could also help lower costs.

Last week, Delta Air Lines announced that it would be expanding its use of AI in its pricing, and people are not happy about it. During an earnings call last week, Delta Air Lines President Glen Hauenstein told reporters that the company hoped to expand its use of AI in setting its

Delta is using AI to "personalize" the price you pay for airfare. Here's what that could mean for your next trip.