Più che altro, almeno per l'Europa, sono rinforzi su mercati esistenti. Alcune erano già state annunciate, come JFK-KEF, BOS-LHR e MIA-LHR.
Ma non c'è nessuna nuova destinazione europea aggiunta. Quindi, almeno a questo giro, non c'è nessun annuncio nemmeno per l'ipotizzato JFK-NAP.
Tokyo-Narita – Guangzhou, China*
April 6, 2011
Boeing 767-300ER
New daily service
Tokyo-Narita – Manila, Philippines
April 5-July 15, 2011
Boeing 757-200
Second daily flight during peak season
Atlanta – Shanghai
June 5, 2011
Boeing 777-200ER/LR
New twice weekly service
Detroit – Beijing*
July 1, 2011
Boeing 777-200ER
New five times weekly service
Boston – London-Heathrow
March 26, 2011
Boeing 767-300ER
New twice daily service
Miami – London-Heathrow
March 26, 2011
Boeing 767-300ER
New daily service
Boston – Paris-Charles de Gaulle
March 26, 2011
Boeing 757-200
Third daily flight during peak season**
New York-JFK-Paris Charles de Gaulle
June 1, 2011
Boeing 767-300ER
Sixth daily flight during peak season**
Seattle-Amsterdam
June 1, 2011
Boeing 767-300ER
Second daily flight during peak season
Pittsburgh-Paris Charles de Gaulle
June 1, 2011
Boeing 757-200
Expanded from five-times weekly to daily for peak season
New York-JFK – Reykjavík, Iceland*
June 2, 2011
Boeing 757-200
New five times weekly service
A margine la cosa più interessante è forse il nuovo piano di voli regionali intra-Florida da Miami verso Tampa, Orlando e Jacksonville. Saranno comodi per i partner SkyTeam presenti a MIA.
In Miami, Delta will introduce new intra-Florida flights to improve customers' connecting options to and from Florida's biggest business and leisure destinations.
Effective March 26, Delta will add five new daily round-trip flights between Miami and Orlando; four new daily round-trip flights between Miami and Jacksonville; and five new daily round-trip flights between Miami and Tampa/St. Petersburg. The flights will be timed to facilitate new connections to trans-Atlantic flights from Miami. In addition to the new service to London-Heathrow, Delta's joint venture partners Air France-KLM and Alitalia offer nonstop flights from Miami to their hubs in Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Amsterdam, Milan and Rome.
The intra-Florida flights will be operated by Delta Connection carriers Comair and Pinnacle airlines using 50-seat Bombardier CRJ200 regional jets.
Comunque qui trovate tutto il fardello
http://news.delta.com/index.php?s=43&item=1187
Ma non c'è nessuna nuova destinazione europea aggiunta. Quindi, almeno a questo giro, non c'è nessun annuncio nemmeno per l'ipotizzato JFK-NAP.
Tokyo-Narita – Guangzhou, China*
April 6, 2011
Boeing 767-300ER
New daily service
Tokyo-Narita – Manila, Philippines
April 5-July 15, 2011
Boeing 757-200
Second daily flight during peak season
Atlanta – Shanghai
June 5, 2011
Boeing 777-200ER/LR
New twice weekly service
Detroit – Beijing*
July 1, 2011
Boeing 777-200ER
New five times weekly service
Boston – London-Heathrow
March 26, 2011
Boeing 767-300ER
New twice daily service
Miami – London-Heathrow
March 26, 2011
Boeing 767-300ER
New daily service
Boston – Paris-Charles de Gaulle
March 26, 2011
Boeing 757-200
Third daily flight during peak season**
New York-JFK-Paris Charles de Gaulle
June 1, 2011
Boeing 767-300ER
Sixth daily flight during peak season**
Seattle-Amsterdam
June 1, 2011
Boeing 767-300ER
Second daily flight during peak season
Pittsburgh-Paris Charles de Gaulle
June 1, 2011
Boeing 757-200
Expanded from five-times weekly to daily for peak season
New York-JFK – Reykjavík, Iceland*
June 2, 2011
Boeing 757-200
New five times weekly service
A margine la cosa più interessante è forse il nuovo piano di voli regionali intra-Florida da Miami verso Tampa, Orlando e Jacksonville. Saranno comodi per i partner SkyTeam presenti a MIA.
In Miami, Delta will introduce new intra-Florida flights to improve customers' connecting options to and from Florida's biggest business and leisure destinations.
Effective March 26, Delta will add five new daily round-trip flights between Miami and Orlando; four new daily round-trip flights between Miami and Jacksonville; and five new daily round-trip flights between Miami and Tampa/St. Petersburg. The flights will be timed to facilitate new connections to trans-Atlantic flights from Miami. In addition to the new service to London-Heathrow, Delta's joint venture partners Air France-KLM and Alitalia offer nonstop flights from Miami to their hubs in Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Amsterdam, Milan and Rome.
The intra-Florida flights will be operated by Delta Connection carriers Comair and Pinnacle airlines using 50-seat Bombardier CRJ200 regional jets.
Comunque qui trovate tutto il fardello
http://news.delta.com/index.php?s=43&item=1187