Delta to Restore Two European Flights
Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) said Thursday that it is reinstating two transatlantic flights, with demand for air cargo service driving the push to restore service.
The airline said that beginning May 21, it will operate three weekly round trips between Frankfurt and Atlanta, and three between London and Detroit. The flights will also be available for customer travel.
"Keeping global supply chains open is more important now than ever and these new services will enable suppliers to meet the needs of their customers," Delta Cargo vice president Shawn Cole said in a statement. "We're receiving daily requests for shipments of medical supplies as well as goods that keep businesses in operation. By also opening these services to passengers, we can facilitate essential travel between the U.K., Europe and United States."
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