Customers purchasing Basic Economy will continue to enjoy amenities such as in-seat power which is available on most aircraft equipped with personal entertainment systems, along with in-flight Wi-Fi, free personal video entertainment with Delta Studio, free snacks and award winning service. Access to In-seat power and seat-back screens are available ...

Delta Air Lines Maintenance Training is provided by the Delta TechOps Training department. TechOps Training provides aircraft maintenance training by fleet type or aircraft system. In addition, technical skills based training is also provided. Delta’s maintenance training meets or exceeds Air Transport Association (ATA 104) Level III guidelines and European ...

Delta Air Lines Flight Attendant Training Delta’s In-Flight Service training includes training for flight attendants, instructors and evaluators, and the In-Flight Service management staff. Instructor-led training is provided in the Atlanta, Minneapolis-St. Paul and Salt Lake City training centers. All flight attendants attend an initial 7-week course with recurrent training ...

While in the days following an accident there will be a flurry of speculation as to the cause, only the NTSB can determine the “probable cause” through its thorough investigative process. Typically, this process can take anywhere from 12-24 months. At the accident site, the NTSB immediately establishes control of ...

The NTSB will respond almost immediately to reports of a civil aviation accident by dispatching a “Go Team” from Washington, D.C. This team, which includes as many as a dozen of more NTSB investigators, is responsible for an on-site investigation typically lasting between four and 10 days, though it varies ...

The investigation of civil aviation accidents in the United States is overseen by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). Founded in 1967 through a charter of the United States Congress, the NTSB is responsible for determining the “probable cause” for any civil aviation accident in the United States as well ...

Delta supports reform to the Export-Import Bank’s charter to ensure U.S. airlines and our employees are not harmed by U.S. government subsidies to foreign airlines. Delta’s concerns are specific to the Bank’s continued financing at better-than-market rates of widebody aircraft to airlines that are creditworthy or receive subsidies from their ...