Delta Air Lines To Defer $5B Of New Airbus Aircraft Through 2022

Ben Goldstein October 13, 2020
Delta Air Lines A321neo
Delta Air Lines A321neo
Credit: Airbus
Delta Air Lines will defer $5 billion in expected deliveries through 2022, after reaching an agreement with Airbus to delay the arrival of 77 new airliners. The deferral agreement includes $2 billion in reduced aircraft commitments in 2020, or $5 billion through the end of 2022. The Atlanta-based...
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