Bon Bini! That is “welcome!” in Papiamentu and the right way to start a vacation as delta airlines expands route to the Caribbean islands with nonstop flights to Bonaire and St. Kitts.
Bonaire is part of the Dutch Caribbean islands off the coast of Venezuela and it is known as one of the finest snorkeling and scuba diving destinations in the Caribbean. This new flight complements Delta’s nonstop service from Atlanta to the other Dutch Caribbean islands of Aruba and Curacao.* (Nonstop service between Atlanta and Curacao starts on Dec. 22, 2007.)
St. Kitts is part of the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis, the smallest nation in the Americas in both area and population. The unspoiled and exotic vegetation of St. Kitts makes it the perfect destination for ecotourism aficionados searching for lava formations, tropical forest areas, and seaside lagoons.
To celebrate the new service, Delta is offering one-way special fares of $179 from Atlanta to Bonaire, and $299 from Atlanta to St. Kitts (both based on a round-trip purchase), for purchase by Sept. 26, 2007, with travel completed by May 3, 2008. Additional taxes/fees/restrictions apply. Fare shown is available for purchase only on delta.com or from a travel agent. Additional details are below.
Delta’s schedule between Atlanta and Bonaire effective Feb. 9, 2008: Flight Departs Arrives Frequency
371 Atlanta at 10:00 a.m. Bonaire at 3:10 p.m. Saturday
370 Bonaireat at 4:15 p.m. Atlanta at 7:55 p.m. Saturday
Delta’s schedule between Atlanta and St. Kitts effective Feb. 16, 2008: Flight Departs Arrives Frequency
373 Atlanta at 11:15 a.m. St. Kitts at 4:05 p.m. Saturday
372 St. Kitts at 4:55 p.m. Atlanta at 8:05 p.m. Saturday
Thursday, July 14, 2011
LaGuardia to Bermuda on delta airlines
Delta airlines bring back daily nonstop service between New York’s LaGuardia Airport and Bermuda beginning May 22, 2009. Offers New Yorkers One More Reason to Take a Vacation
Bermuda, the oldest and most populous British overseas territory, consists of 138 islands. At only 774 miles from New York City, the short flight takes travelers to this twenty-one square-mile paradise of year-round mild, semi-tropical climate. This new flight complements Delta’s nonstop service to Bermuda from Boston and its hub in Atlanta.
This flight complements Delta’s nonstop service to Bermuda from Boston and Atlanta. At only 774 miles from New York City, Bermuda is a 21 -square-mile paradise of year-round mild, semi-tropical climate.
Delta’s schedule between New York-LaGuardia and Bermuda starting May 22:
Flight
Departs
Arrives
Frequency
DL 576
LGA at 11:45 a.m. Bermuda at 3 p.m.
Daily
DL 575
Bermuda at 3:50 p.m. LGA at 4:55 p.m.
Daily
Delta has launched special fares for early-bird customers.
Delta is offering a special one-way introductory fare of $129** for travel between JFK and Port-au-Prince from June 20 through July 31, 2009, and for travel between LaGuardia and Bermuda from May 22 through July 15, 2009. A round-trip ticket purchase is required and tickets must be purchased by Feb. 23, 2009. Additional taxes/fees/restrictions/baggage charges may apply.
Bermuda, the oldest and most populous British overseas territory, consists of 138 islands. At only 774 miles from New York City, the short flight takes travelers to this twenty-one square-mile paradise of year-round mild, semi-tropical climate. This new flight complements Delta’s nonstop service to Bermuda from Boston and its hub in Atlanta.
This flight complements Delta’s nonstop service to Bermuda from Boston and Atlanta. At only 774 miles from New York City, Bermuda is a 21 -square-mile paradise of year-round mild, semi-tropical climate.
Delta’s schedule between New York-LaGuardia and Bermuda starting May 22:
Flight
Departs
Arrives
Frequency
DL 576
LGA at 11:45 a.m. Bermuda at 3 p.m.
Daily
DL 575
Bermuda at 3:50 p.m. LGA at 4:55 p.m.
Daily
Delta has launched special fares for early-bird customers.
Delta is offering a special one-way introductory fare of $129** for travel between JFK and Port-au-Prince from June 20 through July 31, 2009, and for travel between LaGuardia and Bermuda from May 22 through July 15, 2009. A round-trip ticket purchase is required and tickets must be purchased by Feb. 23, 2009. Additional taxes/fees/restrictions/baggage charges may apply.
cheap tickets Atlanta to Sweden on delta
delta airlines offer nonstop service between Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and Stockholm’s Arlanda International Airport. The flight, operating six times weekly between Atlanta and Stockholm, effective June 3, 2008*. Passengers traveling from Atlanta to the capital city of Sweden will benefit from the direct service to a host of business and leisure destinations within Sweden’s largest city.
Delta is offering a one-way cheap tickets of $449 from Atlanta to Stockholm (based on a round-trip purchase), Additional taxes/fees/restrictions apply. Fare will be $20 higher if purchased from Delta over the telephone, or at an airport or city ticket office. See below for details.
Between Atlanta and Stockholm, Delta using Boeing 767-300ER aircraft seating up to 214 passengers and featuring Delta’s refurbished businessElite and economy comfort class service. Customers can enjoy Delta’s award-winning Business class service featuring all-leather sleeper seats with 60 inches of legroom, innovative food offerings designed by celebrity chef Michelle Bernstein -- including award-winning, original wine selections – and industry-leading, on-demand personal in-seat entertainment boasting more than 20 first-run and popular classic movies, a variety of TV programs, a broad range of music, and a suite of 12 video games. Economy comfort customers benefit from more legroom seats, amenity kits, enhanced food offerings and a complimentary cocktail with each meal.
“Delta’s international expansion is connecting the United States to more key global business destinations, like Sweden’s financial center in Stockholm,” said Glen Hauenstein, Delta’s executive vice president – Network Planning and Revenue Management. “Delta’s successive expansion into global markets continues to bolster the company’s financial position and provides a diversified portfolio of options for our international customers.”
Delta’s Atlanta hub is the fastest growing international gateway in the United States, with the addition of 29 new international routes since 2005. As part of its summer 2008 schedule, Delta plans to serve more than 80 nonstop international destinations from Atlanta, including 21 of Europe’s 25 largest markets.
Fifty-five Swedish businesses operate in the state of Georgia and approximately 900 U.S. companies have operations in Sweden. Delta’s latest international route will open a critical economic access point on both sides of the Atlantic.
"This direct flight will now put Georgia squarely on the map for even more Swedish businesses looking to relocate or establish a foothold in the U.S. We salute Delta's commitment and vision in announcing this new route,” said Mee Linden, vice-chair of the Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce-USA.
Delta is offering a one-way cheap tickets of $449 from Atlanta to Stockholm (based on a round-trip purchase), Additional taxes/fees/restrictions apply. Fare will be $20 higher if purchased from Delta over the telephone, or at an airport or city ticket office. See below for details.
Between Atlanta and Stockholm, Delta using Boeing 767-300ER aircraft seating up to 214 passengers and featuring Delta’s refurbished businessElite and economy comfort class service. Customers can enjoy Delta’s award-winning Business class service featuring all-leather sleeper seats with 60 inches of legroom, innovative food offerings designed by celebrity chef Michelle Bernstein -- including award-winning, original wine selections – and industry-leading, on-demand personal in-seat entertainment boasting more than 20 first-run and popular classic movies, a variety of TV programs, a broad range of music, and a suite of 12 video games. Economy comfort customers benefit from more legroom seats, amenity kits, enhanced food offerings and a complimentary cocktail with each meal.
“Delta’s international expansion is connecting the United States to more key global business destinations, like Sweden’s financial center in Stockholm,” said Glen Hauenstein, Delta’s executive vice president – Network Planning and Revenue Management. “Delta’s successive expansion into global markets continues to bolster the company’s financial position and provides a diversified portfolio of options for our international customers.”
Delta’s Atlanta hub is the fastest growing international gateway in the United States, with the addition of 29 new international routes since 2005. As part of its summer 2008 schedule, Delta plans to serve more than 80 nonstop international destinations from Atlanta, including 21 of Europe’s 25 largest markets.
Fifty-five Swedish businesses operate in the state of Georgia and approximately 900 U.S. companies have operations in Sweden. Delta’s latest international route will open a critical economic access point on both sides of the Atlantic.
"This direct flight will now put Georgia squarely on the map for even more Swedish businesses looking to relocate or establish a foothold in the U.S. We salute Delta's commitment and vision in announcing this new route,” said Mee Linden, vice-chair of the Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce-USA.
delta expands jfk trans-Atlantic routes
Delta airlines introducing a redesigned schedule to europe that accommodates growing customer demand at JFK while taking steps to reduce airport congestion and delays.
Delta plans to offer increased choice on 14 new international routes* – including nine destinations not served by any other U.S. major airline from JFK – and will offer customers improved on-time reliability by reducing the number of Delta flights operating during peak hours.
The efficiencies of the new schedule will allow Delta to offer customers a total of 204 daily departures to 93 destinations from New York-JFK by June 2008, including:
Nine new trans-Atlantic routes with nonstop service between JFK and: Tel Aviv, Israel (effective March 10)*; Edinburgh, Scotland (effective May 1); Dakar, Senegal (effective June 2)*; Nairobi, Kenya (via Dakar) (effective June 2)*; Cairo, Egypt (effective June 4)*; Malaga, Spain (effective June 4)*; Amman, Jordan (effective June 5)*; and Lagos, Nigeria (effective June 9)*; and, subject to DOT approval, Cape Town, South Africa (via Dakar) (effective June 3)*. In conjunction with today’s announcement, Delta is applying to the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for authority to add the only direct service operated by a U.S. carrier to Cape Town.
we will further demonstrate our commitment to diversifying the choices we offer our customers by redeploying domestic assets to international markets where demand is outpacing growth,” said Delta CEO Richard Anderson. “Our expansion in New York will build on the value Delta customers already enjoy with daily nonstop service to five continents from JFK, but will also meet this growing demand with a strategic plan to help alleviate chronic delays and congestion before another peak-summer travel season.
“As New York City’s most international carrier, we are proud to take a leadership position in redesigning our JFK schedule to allow for significant growth of international routes while helping to reduce congestion at peak times by more evenly scheduling Delta flights throughout the day,” Anderson continued.
Reducing congestion and delays
As part of its plan to address congestion and delays at JFK, Delta will make the following changes before summer 2008:
Metering its use of airport resources by reducing average hourly departures by 6 percent during the most congested hours;
Decreasing departures during JFK’s afternoon ‘rush hour’ by shifting short-haul trans-Atlantic flights to a third bank of international departures after 7 p.m.;
Optimizing connecting times to increase transit time for JFK customers to enhance overall baggage performance and schedule reliability;
Increasing the number of Delta flights operated with larger two-class jets. Of the 204 daily departures at JFK planned for 2008, 65 percent will be operated with larger two-class aircraft seating between 70 and 270 passengers – up from 43 percent in summer 2007; and
Eliminating all Delta flights at JFK operated with turboprop aircraft.
Delta plans to offer increased choice on 14 new international routes* – including nine destinations not served by any other U.S. major airline from JFK – and will offer customers improved on-time reliability by reducing the number of Delta flights operating during peak hours.
The efficiencies of the new schedule will allow Delta to offer customers a total of 204 daily departures to 93 destinations from New York-JFK by June 2008, including:
Nine new trans-Atlantic routes with nonstop service between JFK and: Tel Aviv, Israel (effective March 10)*; Edinburgh, Scotland (effective May 1); Dakar, Senegal (effective June 2)*; Nairobi, Kenya (via Dakar) (effective June 2)*; Cairo, Egypt (effective June 4)*; Malaga, Spain (effective June 4)*; Amman, Jordan (effective June 5)*; and Lagos, Nigeria (effective June 9)*; and, subject to DOT approval, Cape Town, South Africa (via Dakar) (effective June 3)*. In conjunction with today’s announcement, Delta is applying to the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for authority to add the only direct service operated by a U.S. carrier to Cape Town.
we will further demonstrate our commitment to diversifying the choices we offer our customers by redeploying domestic assets to international markets where demand is outpacing growth,” said Delta CEO Richard Anderson. “Our expansion in New York will build on the value Delta customers already enjoy with daily nonstop service to five continents from JFK, but will also meet this growing demand with a strategic plan to help alleviate chronic delays and congestion before another peak-summer travel season.
“As New York City’s most international carrier, we are proud to take a leadership position in redesigning our JFK schedule to allow for significant growth of international routes while helping to reduce congestion at peak times by more evenly scheduling Delta flights throughout the day,” Anderson continued.
Reducing congestion and delays
As part of its plan to address congestion and delays at JFK, Delta will make the following changes before summer 2008:
Metering its use of airport resources by reducing average hourly departures by 6 percent during the most congested hours;
Decreasing departures during JFK’s afternoon ‘rush hour’ by shifting short-haul trans-Atlantic flights to a third bank of international departures after 7 p.m.;
Optimizing connecting times to increase transit time for JFK customers to enhance overall baggage performance and schedule reliability;
Increasing the number of Delta flights operated with larger two-class jets. Of the 204 daily departures at JFK planned for 2008, 65 percent will be operated with larger two-class aircraft seating between 70 and 270 passengers – up from 43 percent in summer 2007; and
Eliminating all Delta flights at JFK operated with turboprop aircraft.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Delta airlines flights to Saranac Lake Airport
Delta airlines offer customers in Saranac Lake, N.Y. and Plattsburgh, N.Y. increased choice and convenience in air travel with nonstop service to Boston logan airport. The service provide passengers with competitively priced connecting opportunities to more than 100 daily Delta, Delta Connection carrier and Delta Shuttle departures to more than 30 cities.
“As Boston’s largest carrier in terms of flights and destinations, Delta is pleased to continue expanding the choices offered to our customers by launching this service between Boston and Saranac Lake and Plattsburgh.” said David Bishko, Delta’s staff vice president – Alliances.
Three round-trip flights between Boston and Saranac Lake - Adirondack Regional Airport
At Boston, Delta offers customers extensive amenities afforded by the airline’s new Terminal A facility at Logan Airport, including business services, shopping and restaurants. The new terminal boasts state-of-the-art technology to ensure a convenient travel experience for customers, including 32 self-service kiosks, gate information display screens at every gate and two Crown Room Clubs.
Flights will be available for sale to customers at delta.com and via other ticketing channels
“As Boston’s largest carrier in terms of flights and destinations, Delta is pleased to continue expanding the choices offered to our customers by launching this service between Boston and Saranac Lake and Plattsburgh.” said David Bishko, Delta’s staff vice president – Alliances.
Three round-trip flights between Boston and Saranac Lake - Adirondack Regional Airport
At Boston, Delta offers customers extensive amenities afforded by the airline’s new Terminal A facility at Logan Airport, including business services, shopping and restaurants. The new terminal boasts state-of-the-art technology to ensure a convenient travel experience for customers, including 32 self-service kiosks, gate information display screens at every gate and two Crown Room Clubs.
Flights will be available for sale to customers at delta.com and via other ticketing channels
Delta add Owensboro and Cape Girardeau flights
Delta airlines offer customers in Cape Girardeau, Mo., Jackson, Tenn., and Owensboro, Ky. their first nonstop access to Delta’s global network of destinations with nonstop service between their hometowns and Delta’s second-largest hub at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. Delta Connection® carrier Big Sky Airlines will operate the new flights using 19-seat Beechcraft 1900D aircraft, featuring stand-up cabins.At the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport passengers will have connecting opportunities to more than 400 peak-day departures to 112 nonstop destinations.
“Delta is pleased to be expanding the choices offered to our customers by providing service to customers in three communities where there is a critical need for air service,” said David Bishko, Delta’s staff vice president of Alliances. “Delta’s flights to Cape Girardeau, Jackson and Owensboro will reconnect three fast-growing heartland communities to the world with convenient connections to an expansive network of domestic and international destinations via our convenient and efficient Cincinnati hub.”
In each market, Delta Connection carrier Big Sky will initially operate one to two daily round-trip flights timed for convenient connections to and from Cincinnati.
”Big Sky is excited to be expanding its relationship with Delta by beginning service to the Cincinnati hub,” said Fred deLeeuw, Big Sky president. “We look forward to bringing to Cincinnati our same commitment to providing customers with the safe, reliable service Big Sky has been known for over its 29 years of operation. The communities of Cape Girardeau, Jackson and Owensboro have been without air service for a number of months. This new service connecting to Delta’s phenomenal hub and facility in Cincinnati will provide a platform for connections to the world.”
Flights will be available for sale to customers today at delta.com and via other ticketing channels, based on the following flight schedules:
Delta’s new service* between Cape Girardeau and Cincinnati, effective November 18, 2007 Flight Departs Arrives Frequency
GQ 3652 Cape Girardeau at 1:45 p.m. Cincinnati at 4:10 p.m. Daily except Sunday
GQ 3654 Cape Girardeau at 5:35 p.m. Cincinnati at 8:00 p.m. Daily except Saturday
GQ 3651 Cincinnati at 1:00 p.m. Cape Girardeau at 1:25 p.m. Daily except Sunday
GQ 3653 Cincinnati at 4:50 p.m. Cape Girardeau at 5:15 p.m. Daily except Saturday
Delta’s new service* between Owensboro and Cincinnati, effective November 18, 2007 Flight Departs Arrives Frequency
GQ 3662 Owensboro at 6:15 a.m. Cincinnati at 8:10 a.m. Daily except Sunday
GQ 3662 Owensboro at 6:30 a.m. Cincinnati at 8:25 a.m. Sunday only
GQ 3661 Cincinnati at 8:35 p.m. Owensboro at 8:30 p.m. Daily
Delta’s new service* between Jackson and Cincinnati, effective November 18, 2007 Flight Departs Arrives Frequency
GQ 3656 Jackson at 9:45 a.m. Cincinnati at 12:15 p.m. Daily except Sunday
GQ 3656 Jackson at 9:50 a.m. Cincinnati at 12:20 p.m. Sunday only
GQ 3655 Cincinnati at 8:55 a.m. Jackson at 9:25 a.m. Daily
*Operated by Delta Connection® carrier Big Sky Airlines
“Delta is pleased to be expanding the choices offered to our customers by providing service to customers in three communities where there is a critical need for air service,” said David Bishko, Delta’s staff vice president of Alliances. “Delta’s flights to Cape Girardeau, Jackson and Owensboro will reconnect three fast-growing heartland communities to the world with convenient connections to an expansive network of domestic and international destinations via our convenient and efficient Cincinnati hub.”
In each market, Delta Connection carrier Big Sky will initially operate one to two daily round-trip flights timed for convenient connections to and from Cincinnati.
”Big Sky is excited to be expanding its relationship with Delta by beginning service to the Cincinnati hub,” said Fred deLeeuw, Big Sky president. “We look forward to bringing to Cincinnati our same commitment to providing customers with the safe, reliable service Big Sky has been known for over its 29 years of operation. The communities of Cape Girardeau, Jackson and Owensboro have been without air service for a number of months. This new service connecting to Delta’s phenomenal hub and facility in Cincinnati will provide a platform for connections to the world.”
Flights will be available for sale to customers today at delta.com and via other ticketing channels, based on the following flight schedules:
Delta’s new service* between Cape Girardeau and Cincinnati, effective November 18, 2007 Flight Departs Arrives Frequency
GQ 3652 Cape Girardeau at 1:45 p.m. Cincinnati at 4:10 p.m. Daily except Sunday
GQ 3654 Cape Girardeau at 5:35 p.m. Cincinnati at 8:00 p.m. Daily except Saturday
GQ 3651 Cincinnati at 1:00 p.m. Cape Girardeau at 1:25 p.m. Daily except Sunday
GQ 3653 Cincinnati at 4:50 p.m. Cape Girardeau at 5:15 p.m. Daily except Saturday
Delta’s new service* between Owensboro and Cincinnati, effective November 18, 2007 Flight Departs Arrives Frequency
GQ 3662 Owensboro at 6:15 a.m. Cincinnati at 8:10 a.m. Daily except Sunday
GQ 3662 Owensboro at 6:30 a.m. Cincinnati at 8:25 a.m. Sunday only
GQ 3661 Cincinnati at 8:35 p.m. Owensboro at 8:30 p.m. Daily
Delta’s new service* between Jackson and Cincinnati, effective November 18, 2007 Flight Departs Arrives Frequency
GQ 3656 Jackson at 9:45 a.m. Cincinnati at 12:15 p.m. Daily except Sunday
GQ 3656 Jackson at 9:50 a.m. Cincinnati at 12:20 p.m. Sunday only
GQ 3655 Cincinnati at 8:55 a.m. Jackson at 9:25 a.m. Daily
*Operated by Delta Connection® carrier Big Sky Airlines
Delta b737-800 comfortable Coach Class
ATLANTA, Oct. 10, 2007 the first modified delta airlines Boeing 737-800 aircraft is taking flight for domestic transcontinental customers complete with the next generation of more comfortable Coach Class seating and avod inflight entertainment system available at every passenger’s seat.
The 737 narrow-body aircraft offers 16 First Class seats and 144 Coach Class seats. Delta is the first airline to offer the sleek, new, leading-edge “slim line” seats from Weber Aircraft LP for customers traveling in coach class which boast:
up to 1 and 1/2 inches of increased personal space with additional under-seat storage;
ergonomically-designed cushions developed using pressure mapping technology for maximum comfort;
advanced, lightweight materials.
In addition, this is the first 737-800 in North or South America to feature an audio/video on demand (AVOD) entertainment system by Panasonic Avionics Corporation with live TV available at every passenger’s seat in both First and Coach Class service.
“Introducing more comfortable and roomy seating for Coach Class customers and expanding Delta on Demand to more of our airplanes are additional steps we’re making to ensure Delta passengers enjoy a great experience when they travel with us on long-haul flights,” said Joanne Smith, senior vice president of In-Flight Services and Global Product Development.
Smith added that Delta will introduce one 737-800 aircraft approximately every two weeks for a total of 28 737-800s operating with the new interior design and offerings by May 2008.
Delta on Demand is the airline’s advanced, in-flight entertainment system which features a wide array of options for customers including up to 25 first-run and popular classic movies; 18 channels of live satellite television on domestic routes and a variety of stored TV programs on international routes; HBO on demand; a broad range of music selections that suit every taste and genre; a suite of 12 video games; and, interactive trivia that allows for friendly play among passengers. Delta on Demand is currently available on 101 aircraft within Delta’s fleet including eight Boeing 777s (268 seats), eight Boeing 767-400s (241 seats), 48 757s (184 seats), one 737 (160 seats) and 36 767-300ERs (36 BusinessElite® seats).
In September, Delta began offering customers a variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner entrees, as well as popular snack items, available for purchase on nonstop flights between JFK and Los Angeles, San Diego. Menu items are priced between $2 and $10. In November, Delta’s food for purchase program will feature Chef Todd English’s signature creations on flights within the 48 contiguous United States of approximately 2,000 miles (four hours or more). As Delta expands the menu to more flights by spring 2008, English’s food for purchase offerings will be available on flights of more than 1,025 miles and popular snack items on flights of more than 750 miles out of cities such as Atlanta, Chicago, Tampa, Fla., Las Vegas and more. Customers will continue to receive complimentary snacks on all flights of more than 250 miles and on Delta Connection carrier flights. In addition, Delta’s BusinessElite Chef Michelle Bernstein, extended her culinary creations to Delta’s domestic First Class customers flying nonstop between JFK and Los Angeles, San Diego, and Seattle as part of the airline’s continued onboard meal enhancements.
The 737 narrow-body aircraft offers 16 First Class seats and 144 Coach Class seats. Delta is the first airline to offer the sleek, new, leading-edge “slim line” seats from Weber Aircraft LP for customers traveling in coach class which boast:
up to 1 and 1/2 inches of increased personal space with additional under-seat storage;
ergonomically-designed cushions developed using pressure mapping technology for maximum comfort;
advanced, lightweight materials.
In addition, this is the first 737-800 in North or South America to feature an audio/video on demand (AVOD) entertainment system by Panasonic Avionics Corporation with live TV available at every passenger’s seat in both First and Coach Class service.
“Introducing more comfortable and roomy seating for Coach Class customers and expanding Delta on Demand to more of our airplanes are additional steps we’re making to ensure Delta passengers enjoy a great experience when they travel with us on long-haul flights,” said Joanne Smith, senior vice president of In-Flight Services and Global Product Development.
Smith added that Delta will introduce one 737-800 aircraft approximately every two weeks for a total of 28 737-800s operating with the new interior design and offerings by May 2008.
Delta on Demand is the airline’s advanced, in-flight entertainment system which features a wide array of options for customers including up to 25 first-run and popular classic movies; 18 channels of live satellite television on domestic routes and a variety of stored TV programs on international routes; HBO on demand; a broad range of music selections that suit every taste and genre; a suite of 12 video games; and, interactive trivia that allows for friendly play among passengers. Delta on Demand is currently available on 101 aircraft within Delta’s fleet including eight Boeing 777s (268 seats), eight Boeing 767-400s (241 seats), 48 757s (184 seats), one 737 (160 seats) and 36 767-300ERs (36 BusinessElite® seats).
In September, Delta began offering customers a variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner entrees, as well as popular snack items, available for purchase on nonstop flights between JFK and Los Angeles, San Diego. Menu items are priced between $2 and $10. In November, Delta’s food for purchase program will feature Chef Todd English’s signature creations on flights within the 48 contiguous United States of approximately 2,000 miles (four hours or more). As Delta expands the menu to more flights by spring 2008, English’s food for purchase offerings will be available on flights of more than 1,025 miles and popular snack items on flights of more than 750 miles out of cities such as Atlanta, Chicago, Tampa, Fla., Las Vegas and more. Customers will continue to receive complimentary snacks on all flights of more than 250 miles and on Delta Connection carrier flights. In addition, Delta’s BusinessElite Chef Michelle Bernstein, extended her culinary creations to Delta’s domestic First Class customers flying nonstop between JFK and Los Angeles, San Diego, and Seattle as part of the airline’s continued onboard meal enhancements.
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