Delta Air Lines has submitted an application to the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) to expand its service between the United States and Brazil, which would allow increased flights between the airline’s Detroit hub and Sao Paulo.
Lufthansa has announced two exclusive offers for passengers selecting the airline’s Lufthansa Private Jet, which provides point-to-point service between more than 1,000 destinations in Europe and the Russian Federation, including seamless service to and from trans-Atlantic flights at the group’s hubs in Frankfurt, Munich, Düsseldorf and Zurich (Swiss).
British Airways London-St. Kitts route is the fastest growing Caribbean service for the British carrier with encouragingly strong forward bookings.
Barbados is poised to receive increased arrivals from Germany following confirmation from Condor that they will be doubling their flights to the island from November 2010.
Company will start on August 10 the operation of its new international long distance route, connecting Rio de Janeiro to Frankfurt, in Germany. There will be five flights per week, operated by modern A330 aircrafts configured in three different service classes, being four seats in the First Class, 36 seats in the Executive Class and 183 seats in the Economic Class, totalizing 223 seats for passengers.
Copa Airlines is increasing flight frequencies this week from three U.S. cities – Washington, D.C., Orlando and Miami – to the airline’s Hub of the Americas in Panama. Copa also added a second daily flight between Los Angeles and Panama on July 1. The new flights expand travel options to Central and South America and the Caribbean.