The airline will support JetZero’s work on a demonstrator aircraft with a novel shape. The goal is to boost sustainability.

The exterior design of a commercial jet hasn’t changed much in the past 70 years. And inside, it’s not much different either. There are still screaming babies, beverage carts that hit your leg, and pretzel bags that won’t open.

Better than picking up an order of airport Shake Shack to-go and carrying it on board, hot Shack burgers are now served in-flight on select Delta routes.

Delta Air Lines will inaugurate its first-ever service to Marrakech, Morocco, starting October 25, 2025. This thrice-weekly route from Atlanta to Marrakech’s Menara Airport will operate on a Boeing 767-400ER.

Delta Air Lines closed out the month of February with some exciting new international routes for its loyal passengers in the coming year.

First-class customers on Delta will have the option of ordering a Shake Shack burger from four U.S. flight markets.

Delta Air Lines will add Marrakech, Morocco, to its network, with service from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) starting later this year. The airline also plans to open seasonal service between its ATL base hub and Accra, Ghana, next winter.

The BWB aircraft will be compatible with sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), utilising current engine propulsion systems.

But more than that, JetZero says BWB designs can help reduce emissions by up to 50 percent, while keeping the same engine technology and fueling infrastructure. By reducing drag,

Startup needs tips on fitting its flying surfboard into existing infrastructure Airlines around the world continue to look for ways to be more sustainable and efficient without needing to reinvent the wheel – but in the case of Delta Air Lines' new partnership with JetZero,