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- FAA proposes $1.5M fine against Northwest Airlines
Federal regulators are proposing a fine of almost $1.5 million against Northwest Airlines because it didn't inspect wires near the cockpit windows on some of its planes.March 23, 2010 - Delta Air Lines officially opens Minnesota headquarters
Delta Air Lines marked the official opening of its Minnesota headquarters Friday.January 29, 2010 - Delta, Northwest can work as single carrier
Approval from the Federal Aviation Administration allows Delta to put its code on Northwest flights and phase out the Northwest name.December 31, 2009 - One year later, Delta-NWA merger sees few kinks
It's been a year since Delta and Northwest removed the last obstacle to their merger, winning a crucial go-ahead from the U.S. Justice Department. The past year has brought a lot of changes for Northwest employees and travelers.October 29, 2009 - Delta puts Northwest headquarters in Eagan on the market
Delta has listed the former Northwest building with a South metro commercial real estate firm. The airline is also marketing another adjacent Northwest site near Interstate 494.October 8, 2009 - Delta getting closer on integrating Northwest
About half of the old Northwest Airlines planes that will get Delta's colors have been repainted, and the rest will be finished by mid-2010, a Delta executive said on Thursday.October 1, 2009 - Delta cutting more management jobs
Delta Air Lines Inc., the world's biggest airline operator, is planning to cut more management and administrative jobs, but isn't saying how many, according to a recorded message and a memo from top executives.August 7, 2009 - No more WorldPerks from U.S. Bank
Throughout the Twin Cites many people carry the Northwest Airlines WorldPerks Visa credit card. But that card will disappear as Delta Air Lines absorbs Northwest. And that's ignited a battle to put new credit cards in the wallets of consumers who've long packed the WorldPerks credit card.April 9, 2009 - Minneapolis International says goodbye to NWA, hello Delta
Twin Cities air travelers today saw the biggest changes so far in the merging of Northwest Airlines into Delta Air Lines. The main terminal at the Twin Cities airport got a major makeover over the past few days as Delta erased most signs of Northwest.March 31, 2009 - Minneapolis airport says goodbye to NWA signs and hello to Delta
Some big changes are coming this weekend as Delta Air Lines accelerates its efforts to absorb Northwest Airlines.March 27, 2009 - Seniority issue could be expensive for Delta
Delta Air Lines may be in the costly position of hiring employees it ideally wouldn't need, spending precious cash it wants to preserve in the uncertain economy.March 21, 2009 - Southwest Airlines' impact on Minnesota air travelers
Southwest Airlines begins service to the Twin Cities on March 8th. How is airline competition affecting Minnesota air travelers?Midday, March 3, 2009 - Union that struck Northwest gives up at Delta
The mechanic's union that waged an unsuccessful strike against Northwest Airlines in 2005 is packing up its wrenches at Delta Air Lines, Northwest's new corporate parent.February 26, 2009 - MAC to consider new deal for Northwest HQ
Minnesota's largest air carrier is about to strike a new deal with the Metropolitan Airports Commission.January 25, 2009 - Most memorable stories of 2008
Midday looks back at some of the year's most memorable stories from Minnesota Public Radio reporters.Midday, January 2, 2009
Merger in the Air photo by Michael Carter
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