Airport officials said a flight from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport to Minneapolis-St. Pail aborted takeoff shortly after 9 a.m. Friday due to an engine problem on the Boeing 757-300 jet.

It is worth noting that the aircraft in question is Delta’s 22-year-old Boeing 757-300, capable of seating up to 234 passengers in a three-class cabin layout: 24 in business class, 32 in economy plus, ...

USA TODAY gets an exclusive look at the new finishes Delta will begin rolling out across its fleet cabins later this month.

United Airlines is one of the largest airlines in the world. Following a recent Boeing 737 MAX delivery, the airline has just ...

Company leaders hope the planes retain their recognizability as quintessentially “Delta” while the dozens of tiny tweaks and refreshes create an impression of something new.

Bluetooth connectivity for every seat ... class, among other high-class perks. Related stories It has also announced new cabins for its Boeing 757 and Airbus A350 planes, including an upgraded ...

The Boeing 757-era began in the UK when British Airways operated its first commercial service using the type on ... The aircraft could carry up to 235 passengers in a single-class, high-density ...

Airlines say more passengers are just paying for those first ... Class suite, you'll need to book a flight on the airline's A350-1000s since their other aircraft have different products on board.

It would be unusual to find a widebody aircraft in service operating at its maximum exit limit (although Cebu Pacific comes close with its 459-seat ... by Boeing in the US, with a capacity to ...

The storm that first caused a travel ... "The safety of Delta customers and employees is our primary focus as we manage disruptions to our operation," Delta told TPG Friday. Adding to the mess, a ...

This morning, Delta Air Lines crew are being commended for their seamless and quick evacuation of a Boeing 757 plane heading to Minneapolis, from a snowy Atlanta. Below is the video, which was shared ...

A Reddit user is sparking an online debate after posting a photo of a suitcase, instead of a passenger, strapped into a first-class airline seat on a California flight.