Delta's CEO said the airline will lose $25 million this month due to the government shutdown

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian told CNBC that the lost revenue will result from reduced travel by government employees and contractors.

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Delta CEO: There's slight reduction in January revenue due to shutdown'It's hopefully going to be relatively smooth traveling for our customers.' The government shutdown may be causing longer lines at some airports, Delta CEO Ed Bastian said, but 'most of our airports are reporting no material change in the line waits.'
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