
"A heavily delayed Norwegian's airplane from the Hartsfield-Jackson airport, Atlanta to Oslo finally could head for Norway on Tuesday night." ->
"A heavily delayed Norwegian airplane on the Atlanta to Oslo route could finally depart from the Hartsfield-Jackson airport and head for Norway on Tuesday night."
However, much of the sentence seems redundant. This would be better (though it might not match the linked sentences):
"A heavily delayed Norwegian airplane could finally depart from the Hartsfield-Jackson airport in Atlanta and head for Oslo on Tuesday night."

I wonder how natural "heavily delayed airplane" sounds.
Here's a google search.
https://www.google.co.jp/search...ayed+airplane"
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #3522899
added by neron, September 27, 2014
edited by neron, September 27, 2014
edited by neron, September 27, 2014
edited by AlanF_US, May 12, 2018