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Delta Air Lines has postponed entry into service of its new Airbus A220-100s because FAA approvals were held up by the 35-day shutdown of US government agencies. Atlanta-based Delta had planned to begin A220 service on Jan. 31 from its hub at New York LaGuardia Airport to Boston Logan International...
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