Delta Air Lines resumes flights between Minneapolis and London

-

As of April 11, Delta Air Lines resumed services between Minneapolis (MSP) and London Heathrow (LHR) with daily flights operated on Airbus A330-200s with upgraded cabin classes. The carrier’s last operation occurred in March 2020.

Flight Itinerary

  • Minneapolis – London Heathrow Flight DL10 MSP 17:55 – LHR 07:50+1
  • London Heathrow – Minneapolis Flight DL11 LHR 09:55 – MSP 13:00

Beginning May 5, the company will increase capacity on the route by changing aircraft operating Boeing 767-400ER 238-seat Boeing 767-400ERs in three classes that include the new Delta One Suites products. The Atlanta-based carrier is the only airline to connect Minnesota to the British capital.

According to data obtained by Aviacionline through UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in 2019 between Minneapolis (MSP) and London Heathrow (LHR) moved 136,000 passengers, with the British capital the third largest European long-haul market to Minnesota, behind only Amsterdam (AMS) and Paris (CDG).

- Advertisement -

Delta continues to build its transatlantic network as passenger demand picks up from Minneapolis (MSP), the airline will offer four nonstop European destinations and offer 19,291 seats per week on seventy-six aircraft operations, plus partners KLM and Air France will offer service to Minnesota again.

Deltas Air Lines and its partners’ schedule in Minneapolis (MSP) for the summer season.

Obtained by Aviacionline through Cirium, subject to change.

Air France – KLM
  • Paris (CDG) daily flights on Boeing 777-200ER.
  • Amsterdam (AMS) four times a week on Airbus A330-300.
Delta 
  • Paris (CDG) daily flights on Airbus A330-300/-900neo.
  • Amsterdam (AMS) 17 flights a week on Airbus A330-300/-900neo and Boeing 767-400ER.
  • London Heathrow (LHR) daily flights on Boeing 767-400ER and Airbus A330-200.
  • Reykjavik (KEF) daily flights on Boeing 757-200.

During the 2022 summer season, Delta will connect London Heathrow (LHR) to 7 U.S. destinations including Atlanta (ATL), Boston (BOS), Detroit (DTW), New York (JFK), Minneapolis (MSP), Seattle – Tacoma (SEA) and Salt Lake City (SLC).

Rainer Nieves Dolande
Rainer Nieves Dolande
Editor para Norteamérica, Medio Oriente y Asia - Pacífico Para consultas o pedidos editoriales por favor escribir a redaccion@aviacionline.com // For editorial inquiries or requests please write to redaccion@aviacionline.com

DEJA UNA RESPUESTA

Por favor escribí tu comentario
Por favor escribí tu nombre

Latest News

Boeing delivers first two modernized, life-extended F/A-18 Block III fighters to the U.S. Navy

Boeing completed the modernization and life extension of the first two F/A-18 Block III Super Hornets, delivering them to...

Saab awarded contract to produce a third GlobalEye AEW&C for the Swedish Air Force

  Saab today signed a contract with the Swedish Defense Materiel Administration (FMV) regarding the delivery of a third GlobalEye...

SIRTAP tactical drone passes Critical Design Review and Airbus starts its production

The SIRTAP high-performance tactical remotely piloted aerial system (RPAS) has passed the Critical Design Review (CDR), a technical milestone...

Aena Entices Airlines with New Incentives to Promote Air Cargo at Spanish Airports

Aena presented a new incentive program to promote air cargo traffic, aiming to increase routes and frequencies of cargo...
- Advertisement -

After eight years, TAP Air Portugal resumes its flights to Manaus

TAP Air Portugal resumes its service between Lisbon and Manaus with three weekly flights (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) starting...

Portland International Airport Gains a Fourth European Airline

KLM expands its transatlantic network with new year-round service between Amsterdam and Portland, Oregon, bringing its offering to 14...

You May Also LikeCheck It Out!
Recommended For You