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4 flight attendants injured after severe turbulence on Delta flight from LA

Four Delta Air Lines flight attendants were injured after experiencing turbulence on a flight to Australia on Friday morning. The flight departed from Los Angeles, California, with 245 passengers and 15 crew members and was headed to Sydney when it experienced “brief turbulence,

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4 flight attendants injured on Delta flight to Sydney after plane experiences brief turbulence

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4 Injured After Extreme Turbulence During International Delta Flight

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Horror turbulence hits Australia flight as 3 cabin crew rushed to hospital from airport

Three members of cabin crew have been rushed straight to hospital after being injured when horror turbulence hit a flight from LA to Sydney Australia.

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Cabin crew on Sydney flight taken to hospital

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Several injured as turbulence hits Delta flight into Sydney

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Delta flight returned to DTW after takeoff as cabin experienced smoke

A Delta flight took off for Amsterdam then returned to Detroit due to smoke in the cabin.

Delta Air Lines Grounds Airbus A319 After Cabin Loses Electrical Power Inflight

The flight made an emergency landing at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport after the cabin temporarily lost power during its final approach.

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International airlines extend Israel flight suspensions due to Iran war

Major international airlines are continuing to suspend flights to Israel amid the country’s ongoing war with Iran. Delta Air Lines announced on Wednesday that it is extending its suspension of flights to Israel until June.

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Delta Air Lines Adds New Nonstop Service From Austin, Texas

By December 2026, Delta will serve 30 destinations from Austin along with advanced routes to Phoenix and Boseman.

Inside the Delta Flight Museum at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport

Atlanta's bustling Hartsfield-Jackson Airport is one of the busiest in the country, with over 100 million people passing through its terminals in 2025.