Delta Air Lines announces nonstop flights from Minneapolis to Aruba

Delta Air Lines recently announced and started new service around the world including Aruba, England (London), Orlando, Salt Lake City and more. The flights depart from the airline’s hub at Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport (MSP). The airline is operating its “largest Latin winter schedule ever” with new flights to Aruba and St. Maarten. Delta will have nonstop flights daily and Sunday from MSP to Aruba, and new flights daily and Sunday to St. Maarten (SXM). As part of the plan, Delta will add flights to Grand Cayman and San Juan, Puerto Rico.

I live in Florida and want to explore Europe, I flew from Orlando, Florida to London Heathrow Airport with Delta Airlines. The flights will take off in the winter season, from October 26, 2024 to March 29, 2025. Delta offers two-cabin service, an Airbus A330-900neo aircraft with Delta One Suites and Delta Premium Select cabins, followed by an India exchange.

The last expansion of Ezaki Airlines’s routes to Florida was from Europe to Delta, and the airline previously announced routes from Tampa and Orlando to Amsterdam, a key operational hub for KLM, which has a partnership with Delta and is a member of the SkyTeam alliance.

“Our new Orlando to London itinerary perfectly connects two different destinations, plus it offers travelers a great opportunity to experience the Atlantic coast. Florida residents explore London’s historic sites, Buckingham Palace and palaces, and enjoy low rates, come to London and enjoy the beaches, which are world-class attractions in Orlando,” said Matteo Curcio, Vice President of Delta in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India, a recommended brand by Travel + Leisure.

Delta Air Lines notifies skies and airlines and expands service from here to the south center na Salt Lake City, Utah. The airline and partners are initially offering you a one-time service from LaGuardia Airport (New York), five flights per week and SLC, available from December 21, 2024 to May 3, 2025.

“It’s easier now for us to experiment and not succeed, but we can freely explore the world and appreciate its impressive cultural vibrancy. We look forward to welcoming more visitors and hope we can find a destination that’s ours,” said Kaitlin Eskelson, CEO and president of Visit Salt Lake City.