Delta Expanding Pacific Service with New Flights from Japan

7/5/2010 10:20:27 AM

Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) has announced plans for expanded nonstop service from Japan to two popular leisure destinations – Honolulu and the Pacific island of Palau.   "Delta has been a leader in providing service from Japan to attractive beach resorts including Guam, Saipan and Hawaii for many years," said Jeffrey Bernier, Managing Director, Pacific Sales and Affairs. "Our new service to Honolulu and our proposed flight to Palau underscores our commitment to providing more travel options to our customers in Japan."   Delta will begin new daily service between Nagoya, Japan, and Honolulu on Dec. 22, subject to government approval.   Delta also plans to begin operating nonstop service between Haneda Airport in central Tokyo and Detroit and Los Angeles, pending final approval by the U.S. DOT.   Air Transport News

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