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Delta’s long-haul expansion for 2009 will be focused in three regions:
Trans-Pacific: Delta plans to add three new nonstop trans-Pacific flights between the United States and Tokyo-Narita, Japan, including new nonstop flights from Salt Lake City1,3 and New York-JFK1, a second daily flight from Atlanta1,3, and daily service connecting customers beyond Tokyo to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam1,3.
Africa: Delta will expand its industry-leading position in Africa with new flights between Atlanta and Nairobi, Kenya1 and Cape Town, South Africa1,5 (via Dakar, Senegal); between Atlanta and Monrovia, Liberia1; Abuja, Nigeria1; Luanda, Angola1; and Malabo, Equatorial Guinea1 (all via Sal Island, Cape Verde); and between New York-JFK and Lagos, Nigeria1. Delta also will introduce its first daily nonstop service to South Africa with flights between Atlanta and Johannesburg1,2.
Europe/Middle East: Delta will expand its leading position across the Atlantic with the only nonstop flights operated to Gothenberg, Sweden1 and Valencia, Spain1, both from New York-JFK. Delta also will expand its service at New York-JFK with nonstop service to Prague, Czech Republic1 and Zurich, Switzerland (seasonal); as well as the addition of a second nonstop flight between New York-JFK and Tel Aviv1.
New York-JFK to Tokyo-Narita, Japan1 June 4, 2009 Boeing 777-200ER daily
Salt Lake City to Tokyo-Narita, Japan1,3 June 3, 2009 Airbus 330-200 five times weekly
Atlanta to Tokyo Narita, Japan1,3 (second frequency) May 4, 2009 Boeing 747-400 daily
Tokyo-Narita, Japan to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam1,3 June 1, 2009 Boeing 757-200 daily
Africa
Atlanta to Johannesburg, South Africa1,2 June 1, 2009 Boeing 777-200LR daily
Atlanta to Nairobi, Kenya1,5 June 2, 2009 Boeing 767-300ER four times weekly
Atlanta to Monrovia, Liberia1,4 June 8, 2009 Boeing 757-200ER once weekly
Atlanta to Abuja, Nigeria1,4 June 10, 2009 Boeing 757-200ER twice weekly
Atlanta to Luanda, Angola1,4 June 14, 2009 Boeing 757-200ER twice weekly
Atlanta to Malabo, Equatorial Guinea1,4 June 16, 2009 Boeing 757-200ER once weekly
Atlanta to Cape Town, South Africa1,5 June 1, 2009 Boeing 767-300ER three times weekly
New York-JFK to Lagos, Nigeria1 June 9, 2009 Boeing 767-300ER five times weekly
Europe/Middle East
New York-JFK to Gothenberg, Sweden June 11, 2009 Boeing 757-200ER four times weekly
New York-JFK to Prague, Czech Republic1 June 18, 2009 Boeing 767-300 three times weekly
New York-JFK to Valencia, Spain1 June 5, 2009 Boeing 757-200ER four times weekly
New York-JFK to Zurich, Switzerland June 8, 2009 Boeing 757-200ER daily (seasonal)
New York-JFK to Tel Aviv1 (second frequency) June 30, 2009 Boeing 767-300ER four times weekly
1. Subject to government approval; Delta today applied with the U.S. Department of transportation seeking authority for the proposed new services on the New York-Tokyo, Atlanta-Luanda and Atlanta-Malabo routes; Delta’s wholly owned subsidiary, Northwest Airlines, Inc. applied for DOT authority to serve Tokyo-Ho Chi Minh City.
2. Replaces flight between Atlanta and Johannesburg via Dakar.
3. Flight operated under Northwest Airlines operating certificate.
4. Flight stops in Sal Island, Cape Verde.
5. Flight stops in Dakar, Senegal; Atlanta-Cape Town service replaces flight from New York-JFK to Cape Town.
http://news.delta.com/article_display.cfm?article_id=11185