Check out this recent post about early Delta service by Phil Mooney, Coca-Cola’s historian/archivist, on his blog Coca-Cola Conversations. The photo below, from our archives, shows a cookie and Coca-Cola snack in the early 1940s.
Marie Force
Archives Manager
Hello from a Delta’s World Headquarters in Atlanta!
With the MD88 and MD90 fleets complete, engineering teams are now focused on the B757-200 fleet. Ships 639, 645, 647, and 651 completed Wi-Fi installation over the weekend.
The supplemental type certificate (STC) for the B737-800 is expected June 22.
Has anyone flown and noticed the addition of the Wi-Fi callout in the safety video? If not, check out Delta’s YouTube page to see the new and improved safety video.
We’ve now completed 48.6% of the pre-merger Delta domestic fleet with a total of 157 aircraft flying with Wi-Fi. That’s more than 600 daily flights…and by far the largest fleet of Wi-Fi-equipped aircraft in the world.
The latest stats:
MD88 – 116 aircraft
MD90 – 16 aircraft
B737-800: 1 aircraft
B757-200 – 24 aircraft
MD-88 Tail Numbers: All
MD-90 Tail Numbers: All
B737-800 Tail Numbers: 3742
B757-200 Tail Numbers: 610, 615, 617, 619, 621, 628, 632, 638, 639, 640, 645, 647, 650, 651, 654, 667, 679, 690-692, 6701, 6711, 6902 and 6904
Chris B.
Sr. Product Manager, IFE
