Delta Air Lines increases Johannesburg flights to 6 a week Posted by David Henning on 19 May 2022 Delta Air Lines has announced that they will increase their frequency of flights between Atlanta and Johannesburg from three to six flights a week, starting this month. This comes after an increased demand for additional flights. A Delta spokesperson told Travel News that ‘We are seeing significant demand for travel between South Africa and the US from both points of sale, US leisure travel being particularly dominant.’ Delta Airlines is also seeking to launch a triangular route between Atlanta, Johannesburg, and Cape Town. The Delta spokesperson stated that they will have more details on the route later this year. The flights will depart Johannesburg’s OR Tambo Airport daily except for Tuesdays and will arrive in Atlanta the following day. Picture: Getaway Gallery ALSO READ Lufthansa celebrates 60 years of flights to South Africa Related Posts Floating Forest at Milano Design Week 2022 24 June 2022 The Floating Forest is giving Milano Design Week 2022 a greener edge by displaying an... read more Bainskloof Pass reopens as roadworks are finally complete 24 June 2022 Bainskloof Pass between Wellington and Ceres has been reopened following roadworks which started in 2018.... read more Mavungana Flyfishing launches tigerfish tagging project 24 June 2022 Mavungana Flyfishing with Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife and others have launched a groundbreaking tigerfish tagging project.... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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