The increase of 39% seat capacity will be effected by replacing Boeing 767-300ER aircraft with Boeing 747-400s
Delta Airlines VP Perry Cantarutti said last week that Delta Airlines has taken the decision to increase seat capacity on its Tel Aviv-New York route by 39%. The increase will be effected by replacing Boeing 767-300ER aircraft with Boeing 747-400s.
Cantarutti added that the Boeing 747-400 will have 403 seats, compared with the 216 seats on the Boeing 767-300ER. According to the official announcement 65 of the additional seats will be business class and 338 seats will be tourist class.
Cantarutti also noted that since the company launched its direct flights to Israel in April 2006, Delta Airlines has carried over 870,000 passengers. Delta Airlines operates a daily flight between Tel Aviv and New York as well as a daily flight between
Delta Airlines VP: Delta to add seats on TLV - NY route
The increase of 39% seat capacity will be effected by replacing Boeing 767-300ER aircraft with Boeing 747-400s
14.06.10 / 00:00
•
More articles that may interest you
Israel's unemployment rate drops 0.7%
El Al & Atlasjet decided to suspend flights to Istanbul
Night flight at Ben Gurion airport approved
Consumer confidence index falls in May
Joint Israeli Jordanian customs committee met at Rabin border crossing
Port of Haifa: new unloading record - 351 containers per shift
More news from Air Transport Section
>El Al posted a Q1 net loss of USD$16.5 million/31.05.10
>EL AL may cut airport security services to Arkia, Israir/17.05.10
>IAA: April cargo movements at Ben Gurion International Airport up 13%/17.05.10
>Spanish low-cost airline Vueling to begin flights to Tel Aviv/10.05.10
>Transport minister Yisrael Katz approved Timna airport planning budget/10.05.10
>El Al Israel Airlines cancels order for four Boeing 777-200s/03.05.10
>El Al's leased 747-400 Freighter entered service/03.05.10
>El Al offers free cell phones to use in Israel, London & NY/03.05.10
>Israel and Greece signed renewed aviation agreement/26.04.10
>U.S and Israel reached agreement on Open Skies/26.04.10