Delta Air Lines plans to pack its new Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners full of premium seats, and those jets will likely be a fixture on the carrier's future flights to Europe, executives said Friday.
Back in January, the Atlanta-based carrier placed a blockbuster order for 30 of Boeing's largest 787 planes. It was a big shift for Delta, which had leaned heavily into Airbus for its aircraft needs in recent years.
But despite touting the new Dreamliners as the "next step" in the carrier's "international evolution," Delta offered few details at the time about what travelers could expect out of the new jets, which, to be fair, aren't expected to start joining its fleet until 2031.
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