Delta Air Lines has announced that from June it will operate a weekly seasonal service between the capital of Nicaragua and the city of Los Angeles, United States.
Friday, January 23, 2015
From a statement issued by Delta Air Lines:
Delta Air Lines will begin to operate a seasonal service on Saturdays between Los Angeles and Managua, from June 5, 2015. The additional service will complement the daily nonstop flight it currently offers from the capital of Nicaragua to Atlanta, and will be operated using Boeing 737-800 aircraft with 160 seats.
"Delta is the only airline that offers the convenience of a weekly nonstop service between Managua and Los Angeles," said Jose Antonio Torres, CEO of Delta for Central America. "The start of the new weekly Los Angeles-Managua flight was located later in the day in order to allow business travelers take advantage of the full working day before traveling. Also, customers going from Nicaragua to LAX can now access the global network of Delta flights and enjoy the benefits of the investments made by Delta in the region of Central America. "
Once in Los Angeles, customers flying from Nicaragua will have several options to connect with flights to Northern California and towards other western states. From Los Angeles, Delta currently operates 154 peak-day departures to 48 destinations and has been continuously expanding its domestic and international service in recent months, including London-Heathrow in October; Dallas and Austin, Texas in November; and Vancouver, Canada in December.
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