Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines is already planning for busy travel amid the warmest months of the new year. The legacy carrier will enhance its summer route network by bringing back seven seasonal routes from its hubs in Atlanta, Detroit, and Minneapolis—St. While most of the leisure routes travel to other destinations in the US, one will connect the East Coast to Latin America.
Delta has scheduled four aircraft types on the routes, offering several thousand seats during the summer season. The SkyTeam Alliance carrier shared its plan on Monday that six of the seven returning routes will commence on June 8, The A will be the choice of equipment between Minneapolis—St.
All six routes will be offered through September 7th, but the seventh route will start and end a bit earlier. The route is scheduled through August 2nd.
DL will run from Atlanta as a Bangor-turn. The northbound journey is scheduled to depart at and arrive at , while the southbound flight will depart at and arrive at According to aviation data and analytics firm Cirium , a total of seats will be offered on the route across three frequencies in each direction.
With four flights each way scheduled in July, there will be 1, seats provided. In August, the seat count will be boosted to 1,, with five frequencies scheduled in each direction. The Rapid City-bound leg will depart at and arrive at , while the Atlanta-bound journey has a departure time of and an arrival time of A total of 1, seats will be offered on the route in July, while 1, will be provided in August.
