Delta Air Lines will boost travel options for customers between Greece and New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport from Monday, March 30, by restarting services to the Big Apple from Athens International Airport. Customers with onward connections will benefit from smoother transfers to a number of U.S. destinations via the newly extended Terminal 4 at Delta’s JFK hub.
This year Delta is increasing its operations between Athens and New York, with up to five additional weekly flights in 2015 compared to 2014. During the peak summer months, Delta will offer up to 5,900 weekly seats between Greece and the United States. All services from Athens are operated in conjunction with Delta’s joint venture partners Air France KLM and Alitalia.
Delta’s Athens to New York-JFK schedule will begin five times weekly from March 30 increasing to a daily operation from May 2. An additional flight will then be added five times a week from June 2, bringing the number of weekly services to 12 in the peak summer months.
(source: gtp)
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