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 ...
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See inside Delta's flight museum, which houses exhibits on 100 years of aviation — including a famous Boeing 747

The Delta Flight Museum is located near Atlanta's airport at the headquarters of Delta Air Lines. The museum has been closed to the public for renovations but will reopen in April. Exhibits include ...
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I visited a rare Boeing 747 that Delta saved from the scrapyard. See inside the time capsule of flying's golden age.

A Boeing 747 is one of the most popular exhibits at the Delta Flight Museum in Atlanta. This particular plane was the first Boeing 747-400 ever made and entered service in 1989. The jet flew for Delta ...

The Most Notable New Airline Routes This Week

Iberia runs four times weekly on the A330-300. While this route, which covers 3,801 nautical miles (7,039 km) each way, was ...
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Boeing 747 retirement: farewell to the 'Queen of the skies'

For the first time in 48 years, you can't buy a ticket on a U.S. airline to fly on a Boeing 747. On Wednesday, Delta Air Lines flight 9771 touched down in Marana, Arizona, an arid boneyard for stored ...
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Aerospace Notebook: FAA directive for 747s means stops on long-haul flights

Passengers on Boeing 747-400s that fly some of the longest non-stop routes may find their planes stopping for fuel, disrupting travel during one of the most busy times of the year. It's one of the ...