Delta Air Lines announced it will offer customers more service between its hub at Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport and New York`s John F. Kennedy<…> International Airport with five additional flights to begin June 1.
With the new flights, customers traveling between Atlanta and New York-JFK will have a choice of 10 daily departures, a 100 percent increase in service. The additional flights will be flown by Delta Connection carrier Comair using Bombardier CRJ regional jets.
Our customers have told us they want more flights during the early morning and early evening hours to facilitate their business travel needs, as well as more options for travel between our international gateway airports in Atlanta and New York, said Subodh Karnik, Delta`s senior vice president of Network and Revenue Management. We heard them and responded.
Delta and Delta Connection currently offers 66 daily flights between Atlanta and New York City`s three major metropolitan airports, LaGuardia, John F. Kennedy International and Newark.
Travelers at Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport have a choice of more than 900 daily departures to 188 non-stop destinations worldwide, including 46 departures to European, Caribbean and Latin American destinations. From John F. Kennedy International Airport, travelers can choose from 84 departures to 50 destinations, including 27 departures to European, Latin American, and Caribbean destinations.
Delta is the only airline offering service from all six New York area airports, and we are committed to continued growth in New York, especially JFK, said Karnik. New York has always been an important part of Delta`s worldwide network and will continue to be so….
Delta Air Lines announced it will offer customers more service between its hub at Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport and New York`s John F. Kennedy<…> International Airport with five additional flights to begin June 1.
With the new flights, customers traveling between Atlanta and New York-JFK will have a choice of 10 daily departures, a 100 percent increase in service. The additional flights will be flown by Delta Connection carrier Comair using Bombardier CRJ regional jets.
Our customers have told us they want more flights during the early morning and early evening hours to facilitate their business travel needs, as well as more options for travel between our international gateway airports in Atlanta and New York, said Subodh Karnik, Delta`s senior vice president of Network and Revenue Management. We heard them and responded.
Delta and Delta Connection currently offers 66 daily flights between Atlanta and New York City`s three major metropolitan airports, LaGuardia, John F. Kennedy International and Newark.
Travelers at Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport have a choice of more than 900 daily departures to 188 non-stop destinations worldwide, including 46 departures to European, Caribbean and Latin American destinations. From John F. Kennedy International Airport, travelers can choose from 84 departures to 50 destinations, including 27 departures to European, Latin American, and Caribbean destinations.
Delta is the only airline offering service from all six New York area airports, and we are committed to continued growth in New York, especially JFK, said Karnik. New York has always been an important part of Delta`s worldwide network and will continue to be so.
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