Delta Retires Last Boeing 777 Following Final Cross-Country Flight

Ben Goldstein November 02, 2020
Delta Air Lines
Credit: Delta Air Lines
Delta Air Lines officially retired the last of its former widebody workhorse, the Boeing 777, following the final flight of a 777-200LR from New York JFK to Los Angeles International Oct. 31. Atlanta-based Delta operated an 18-strong fleet of 777s at the beginning of 2020, comprising eight 777...
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Based in Washington, Ben covers Congress, regulatory agencies, the Departments of Justice and Transportation and lobby groups.

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