Hunting
Airlines Ban Hunting "Trophies" Onboard
Delta Airlines, the only U.S. carrier with direct service to Africa, recently joined several airlines abroad in banning hunting trophies onboard flights. The carriers are responding to public out-cry after Cecil the Lion was killed in a trophy hunt.
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