Delta sees profit on oil fall

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Delta, the world's largest airline, expects a profit in 2009 on lower oil costs, but sees industry revenues in the toughest patch since September 2001. CEO Richard Anderson, eyeing $500 million in initial benefits from the $2.6 billion takeover of rival Northwest last year, says the sharp fall from record energy prices in July will keep his carrier out of the red this year. Dan Sloan reports.

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