Delta Air Lines' Stance on Narrow-Body Planes
Delta Air Lines has announced that it will not use narrow-body planes for long flights to Europe, citing "product and brand issues."
This decision goes against the trend of other airlines, such as JetBlue, Iberia, and Aer Lingus, which are increasingly using smaller, single-aisle planes for transatlantic flights.
Carriers are increasingly using smaller, single-aisle planes on flights between the U.S.
The use of narrow-body planes for long-haul flights has become possible in recent years due to the development of more fuel-efficient engines.
- JetBlue
- Iberia
- Aer Lingus
Despite this trend, Delta Air Lines has decided not to follow suit, opting instead to maintain its current fleet of larger, twin-aisle jets.
Author's summary: Delta Air Lines rejects narrow-body planes for Europe flights.
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