The Delta Air Lines 747-400 ATL-SEA flight that never happened @sanspotter
The Delta Air Lines 747-400 ATL-SEA flight that never happened  @sanspotter
Uploaded December 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This is the story of Delta Air Lines flight number 967, a 747-400 that was scheduled to fly DTW-ATL-SEA on the Saturday after Thanksgiving 2016. The DTW-ATL segment ended up being two hours delayed, and was then downgraded the rest of the way to SEA to an A330-300. Luckily I was able to keep my seat in Delta One (business class) the entire way, but many others were not so fortunate.

Despite the delays and frustrations, Delta did a great job getting people where they needed to be on the busiest travel weekend of the year.

Aircraft registration was N662US.

Here's a more detailed explanation of what happened: sanspotter.com/2017/01/delta-air-lines-747-400-business-class-delta-one-atlanta-tonowhere

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