From Eric Dondero:

Libertarian anti-Islamist radio talk show host Fred Grandy is getting major web news buzz for breaking a story on Delta Airlines new partnership with Saudi Arabia Airlines. Seems Saudi Air is dictating to Delta that passengers flying on their airlines must meet certain requirements.

The restrictions could include clothing requirements for women and banning passengers from "carrying and reading religious literature of their choice."
"This includes, but is not limited to, both Christian and Jewish sacred texts, such as the Old Testament and the New Testament, as well as any objects that reflect their religion, such as a cross necklace," Lovitky said.

Catherine Grandy, the former congressman's wife commented on air:

"It looks like Delta will be the first Shariah-compliant airline in the United States."

See a copy of a letter by Kathy Johnson, Coordinator for Delta Customer Care at USADotCom.blogspot, where Ms. Johnson concedes that Delta will comply with the policy set forth by Saudi Arabian Airlines.

Editor's comment - Of course, businesses should have the right to discriminate, including Delta. And airline passengers in the US who support American values and culture have the right to be discriminatory in their purchasing habits when flying. Bottom line: If you're Pro-America, don't fly Delta.