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In this March 7, 2012 file photo, Illinois gun owners and supporters file out National Rifle Association applications while participating in an Illinois Gun Owners Lobby Day convention before marching to the Illinois state Capitol in Springfield, Ill. (Photo: Seth Perlman, AP)

Two major airlines — United Airlines and Delta — said Saturday that they are notifying the National Rifle Association that they will no longer offer discounted rates for NRA members in the latest display of corporate backlash to the pro-gun organization. Two major airlines — United Airlines and Delta — said Saturday that they are notifying the National Rifle Association that they will no longer offer discounted rates for NRA members in the latest display of corporate backlash to the pro-gun organization. Corporate ties to the NRA aren't the only elements undergoing scrutiny in the wake of the Valentine's Day shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, where police said 17 people were killed by a 19-year-old former student who entered a freshman building and began firing an AR 15 assault-style rifle. Other firms dropping ties to the NRA include:

Enterprise Holdings , which owns rental car brands Alamo, Enterprise and National, said discounts offered to NRA members would end on 26 March

, which owns rental car brands Alamo, Enterprise and National, said discounts offered to NRA members would end on 26 March Another car rental firm, Hertz , also said it was ending discounts offered to NRA members

, also said it was ending discounts offered to NRA members The family-owned First National Bank of Omaha said it would not renew NRA-branded credit cards, citing "customer feedback"

said it would not renew NRA-branded credit cards, citing "customer feedback" Insurance firm Chubb said it had stopped underwriting an NRA-branded insurance policy three months ago

said it had stopped underwriting an NRA-branded insurance policy three months ago Software firm Symantec said it had stopped its discount programme with the NRA

said it had stopped its discount programme with the NRA Two removal firms, Allied Van Lines and NorthAmerican Van Lines , ended their affiliate relationship with the NRA and asked for their details to be removed from its website

and , ended their affiliate relationship with the NRA and asked for their details to be removed from its website Insurer MetLife Inc also cut ties. The car rental company Hertz and Symantec Corp., the software company that makes Norton Antivirus technology, did the same. More: NRA-affiliated businesses shed ties after Parkland, Florida school shooting

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In other similar moves:

• MetLife said it would stop providing discounts for auto and home insurance.
Several companies, including First National Bank of Omaha, Hertz, and United and Delta airlines have cut ties with the NRA following the shooting, saying that the discount deals they have with the NRA are cancelled.