Delta Statement 4 on Flight 1086

ATLANTA, March 6, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- The aircraft of Delta Air Lines Flight 1086 on March 5 has been moved to a hangar where investigators continue their work. Delta is fully cooperating with the National Transportation Safety Board who is leading the investigation.

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Delta is restricted from commenting on the investigation in order to ensure that this important work goes unimpeded.

Delta teams have worked through the night to begin returning belongings to customers. Road conditions are gradually improving in New York City which will speed up this effort. In the meantime, Delta has refunded each customer the full price of their airfare and remains in touch to assist customers with any other immediate needs.

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