Where Did Delta Air Lines' Boeing 747s Come From?

Delta Air Lines took delivery of its first Boeing 747 in 1970, with the aircraft, registered as N9896, being delivered by the carrier's Vice President of Flight Operations, TP Ball. According to the ...
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Alaska Airlines announces new business-class lounge at SEA

Alaska Airlines plans to open a business-class-only lounge at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport as part of the ongoing C ...
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South Korean start-up Parata Air plans US services with A330-200s

South Korean low-cost operator Parata Air has disclosed plans to open services to US destinations from next year, using ...

See inside American's new Airbus A321XLR, a long-range jet loaded with premium seats soon flying to the US and beyond

American's new premium-heavy Airbus fleet will serve its special transcontinental routes before eventually expanding to ...

El Al faces new competition as foreign airlines flock back to Israel

While many take umbrage with the government using the label “revival” for this war, make no mistake that the tourism industry ...

Delta Air Lines Ends Flights By The High-Capacity, 339-Seat Airbus A350

Delta had nine frames with 339 seats. Perhaps partly influenced by the carrier's retirement of the Boeing 777, the A350s were ...

Delta Air Lines Vs. United Airlines: Which Carrier Wins On Transatlantic Routes?

Delta Air Lines has 11 main hubs for transatlantic flights: Atlanta, Detroit, New York (JFK), Minneapolis-St. Paul, Seattle, ...