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Delta and Airbus Partner to Advance Next-Gen Aviation Tech

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Delta Air Lines (US) has entered into a groundbreaking partnership with Airbus UpNext, the innovation-focused subsidiary of Airbus, to explore and develop next-generation aviation technologies. This collaboration aims to revolutionize the future of flying by focusing on advancements that improve sustainability, efficiency, and passenger experience.

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