"High-Flying Eclipse Sightings: Airlines Capture Stunning Views and Missed Opportunities"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Washington Post

Delta Air Lines' special eclipse flight from Dallas to Detroit deviated from the path of totality due to air traffic control restrictions, causing passengers to miss a prime view of the total solar eclipse. The airline's Airbus A321neo flew in a circle at 33,000 feet to give both sides a look, but passengers didn't get the view they expected. Despite the disappointment, some passengers still enjoyed the experience, while others expressed frustration over the missed opportunity and financial investment.
