Even so, the airline has contingency plans in place to deal with any unexpected situations that might arise. That's the nature of our industry. We always have a backup plan in place for any possible situation. Chief among their fail-safe tactics is a Y2K Command Center, where Delta employees will monitor air traffic in each time zone as the troublesome double zero falls into place across the globe. They say their polls show a growing belief by the American public that the industry has managed to deal with the computer glitch some say will wreak havoc in every aspect of American lives.
Albuquerque residents seem to be comfortable with flying.
Local travel agencies are reporting ticket sales and reservations that are in line with previous years. At the American Express Travel Agency, Jennifer Sommers said people coming into the primarily business-travel agency seemed unbothered by the bug. They feel secure in what the airlines are telling us. The Albuquerque Tribune. Users of this site are subject to our User Agreement.