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Originally published Monday, December 3, 2012 at 3:25 PM

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News Summary: Delta Air eyes NY-London travel

LONDON CALLING: Delta Air Lines Inc. is said to be eying a stake in Virgin Atlantic in large part because of Virgin's status as the second-biggest airline at London's Heathrow airport.

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LONDON CALLING: Delta Air Lines Inc. is said to be eying a stake in Virgin Atlantic in large part because of Virgin's status as the second-biggest airline at London's Heathrow airport.

NO FLY-BY-NIGHT: The New York-London market is one of the world's most important airline routes. Delta has a strong presence in New York but is weaker than its U.S. competitors on the London end.

BIRDS OF A FEATHER: American and British Airways cooperate on flights between New York and London. And United Airlines already has a relatively strong presence on that route.

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