US carrier, Delta, increases flights to Nigeria
From December and continuing through February, Delta Air Lines will start daily nonstop flights on its New York JFK – Lagos route —an increase in the number of flights of 133%. During this period, Delta will transition from the Airbus A330-200, which accommodates 223 passengers, to the more spacious Airbus A330-900neo, capable of carrying 281 […]
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From December and continuing through February, Delta Air Lines will start daily nonstop flights on its New York JFK – Lagos route —an increase in the number of flights of 133%.
During this period, Delta will transition from the Airbus A330-200, which accommodates 223 passengers, to the more spacious Airbus A330-900neo, capable of carrying 281 passengers.
This strategic enhancement not only signifies an increase in capacity but also aims to provide an elevated travel experience for customers.
This decision underscores the Delta’s dedication to aligning its services with customer preferences and the evolving dynamics of air travel, the airline said in a statement yesterday.
Delta’s head of Sales for West Africa, Mary Gbobaniyi, said: “Adding more flights to the Nigerian market could not have been better timed. Increased capacity and a larger aircraft mean more options and an elevated experience for our customers.”
The airline stated that the decision to expand services to Lagos “is a direct response to positive customer feedback regarding Delta’s offerings and the overall demand in the market.”
To ensure a smooth travel experience, Delta advised all passengers traveling on flights from Lagos to arrive at the airport for check-in no later than 3 hours before departure to overcome airport security screening challenges.
Premium travellers on the New York-Lagos route will have the opportunity to enjoy the Delta One Lounge at John F. Kennedy International Airport.