Delta Air Lines is to use parted-out components from an ex-EgyptAir Airbus A220-300 to support its own fleet of the type in the face of spares shortages. The US carrier’s Delta Material Services ...

The former EgyptAir aircraft, an A220-300, is currently undergoing teardown to provide parts that will support the repair needs of Delta Air Lines’ fleet and other global airlines. In addition ...

Delta Air Lines is America's oldest operating airline, the second largest airline in the world, and the world's most valuable ...

On the other hand, Delta Air Lines' fleet age is 15.3 years. This is much older, especially considering that it's a mainliner. And while its jets aren't as thrifty as Spirit's, it allows the ...

Delta TechOps, the maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) division of Delta Air Lines , has signed an agreement with UPS ...

Delta Air Lines plans to test "shark skin" riblets on its fleet of Boeing 767 aircraft. This initiative is part of the airline's effort to make its older planes more fuel-efficient and environmentally ...

Delta currently operates the world's largest fleet of passenger Boeing 767s, although the carrier stopped buying Boeing widebody aircraft years ago and has since switched to operating an ...

Delta Air Lines announced that its fleetwide Wi-Fi rollout hit another ... The continued addition of free Wi-Fi to Delta’s international fleet comes after the airline has already completed a rollout ...

Delta operates a mainline fleet of more than 700 aircraft. As a founding member of the SkyTeam global alliance, Delta participates in the trans-Atlantic joint venture with Air France-KLM and Alitalia.

The former EGYPTAIR aircraft, which has been delivered and is currently undergoing teardown, is being used to support the repair needs of Delta Air Lines’ fleet and other airlines worldwide by ...

Delta Air Lines’ technical operations division will provide engine maintenance support to UPS Airlines for its fleet of Boeing 757-200 freighters. Delta TechOps announced on LinkedIn last week that it ...