Delta adds full-flat beds to flights from N.Y.

updated 3:03 p.m. ET Aug. 25, 2009

NEW YORK - Delta Air Lines Inc., the world's largest airline operator, said Tuesday it has expanded its BusinessElite offerings over the Atlantic by adding full-flat beds to all flights between New York-JFK and London-Heathrow.

In September, the world's biggest carrier will also begin to introduce new BusinessElite service on transcontinental flights between Delta's JFK hub and Los Angeles and San Francisco.

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