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Delta Airlines has introduced showers on board its planes. User BobcatBison on Reddit noted, "On American Airlines it’s the passengers, on Delta it’s the planes themselves: Delta now has showers on-board."
JonNYC shared updates about Delta's operations in Boston, tweeting, "Expect more year-round international from Delta in Boston, possibly taking over flying from European joint venture partners? DL Delta A330 pilot base announced for Boston!"
A recent incident involving Delta Airlines was highlighted by Kris Van Cleave of CBS Evening News. He tweeted images of a meal served on a flight to Amsterdam with the caption, "Clearly the flight attendants who served these weren’t primarily there for your safety. See it here first…images of the chicken ala mold that got onto a Delta flight heading for AMS this week."
Ivanka Trump is set to develop Albania's largest island, Sazan Island. Team Albanians tweeted her statement: "We have this 1400-acre island in the Mediterranean and we're bringing in the best architects… It's gonna be extraordinary."
In another tweet, Allen Covert commented on United Airlines by comparing two individuals: "This picture sums up why one was President and the other wasn’t."
A customer recounted their negative experience at DK Oyster in Mykonos. They described being overcharged for drinks and added, “Total rip-off! Make sure you get a receipt before leaving and check your credit card because they overcharge.” They further elaborated on their ordeal upon returning to the United States with an unexpected $876 charge.
A Delta Air Lines Boeing 757-200, operating Flight DL1329 from Jacksonville to Atlanta, was forced to return to Jacksonville on April 30 following a reported flap issue.
Since the start of the year, changes in United States policies and renewed concerns around border procedures have led to a cautious stance among European travelers considering trips across the Atlantic.
Max Verstappen, the Dutch Formula 1 driver, known for his impressive record in the sport, continues to make headlines not only for his racing achievements but also for his possessions off the track.
On March 1, an aviation enthusiast embarked on a flight from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) to Denver International Airport (DEN) on United Airlines, specifically to experience flying on a Boeing 777 widebody aircraft.
Rolls-Royce, a prominent British engine manufacturer, is on the verge of certifying a new blade for its Trent 1000 turbofan engines, used in Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
A United Airlines Boeing 777-200, operating as Flight UA1731 from Kona International Airport in Hawaii to Denver International Airport, redirected to San Francisco International Airport after a cockpit alert regarding an open cargo door.
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