America’s biggest airline, Delta, is reported to be bidding for a big stake in Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Atlantic. The deal could lead to Branson giving up control of the carrier he founded.

In a first for an airline, Delta plans to pay $150 million for an oil refinery in Pennsylvania in a effort to bring some order to its fuel prices. But even if Delta's oil refinery deal works out well, fares are probably not going to drop.

The airline has had enough of price hikes and supply interruptions. But whether the airline can run a refinery is another question.

A possible merger of Delta and American could bring higher ticket prices, a tough fight for competitors and more convenience for business travelers.

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