Delta's Gradual 757 Retirement (simpleflying.com)
Delta is retiring its Boeing 757s gradually because no single like-for-like replacement exists, with the timeline also outside the airline's control. As… more
Delta is retiring its Boeing 757s gradually because no single like-for-like replacement exists, with the timeline also outside the airline's control. As… more
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Delta announced five new nonstop LAX routes—Vancouver, Palm Beach, Monterey, Manila, and Newark—launching November 2026 through April 2027, bringing its… more
Delta Air Lines is adding nonstop routes across the US, including Monterey–Salt Lake City and Monterey–Los Angeles starting December 19, 2026, plus LAX… more
Delta Air Lines and Japan Airlines may help Cho Won-tae retain control of Korean Air as Hoban Group's 20.15% stake in Hanjin KAL nearly matches Cho's 20.57%… more
Delta Air Lines is gradually phasing out its Boeing 757 fleet, with 91 jets still in service as of mid-2026, averaging over 23 years old. The airline lacks… more
Delta Air Lines will begin service at Monterey Regional Airport on December 19, 2026, its first scheduled flights there since January 2008. The carrier… more
Minnesota companies including Delta Air Lines, Wells Fargo, and Pivot Bio are embracing Trump Accounts, new child savings plans created by last year's… more
Delta Air Lines has ended or will end about 17 international routes between January 2025 and September 2026, including New York JFK–London Gatwick, Orlando–London… more
Delta Air Lines has ended or will end 17 international routes since early 2025, including London Gatwick, Brussels, and several Caribbean and Central American… more
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