Delta Air Lines farewells the DC-9
- Airline News, Delta Airlines
- January 6, 2014
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READ MOREDelta will finally retire. om 06 January 2014 its last remaining Douglas DC-9 series 50 jet from its fleet. Delta first introduced the jet to its fleet in 1965. Once it merged with Northwest Airlines in 2008, it once again inherited the DC-9 jet. Since 1965 Delta has operated a total of 305 of the
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