On?Tuesday,?June 2, Delta’s McDonnell Douglas MD-88?and MD-90 aircraft?will?fly their final?scheduled?flights?before heading to Blytheville, Ark.,?for?their well-deserved?retirement.
Both aircraft operated across much of Delta’s domestic network and have been workhorses for the airline for several decades, carrying more than 750 million customers during their operating lifespan.
The final MD-90 flight—aptly numbered DL90—will arrive in Atlanta from Houston at approximately 09:00. The final MD-88 flight, DL88, will from arrive from Washington-Dulles at 10:00.
This post was published on 1 June 2020 23:22
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