Know Where Delta Airlines Will Fly Its Airbus A350s In Jan 2023

Last Updated on Jul 10th, 2024 by Renu Dahiya, Leave a Comment

The Airbus A350 jet is expanding its travel horizons! While continuing to fly to its standard destinations, it will now also operate routes that have never been serviced by this aircraft type before. Here’s find all the information about the new routes Delta’s Airbus A350s will operate on. 

Delta’s Airbus A350 Will Operate New Routes In January 2023 

Delta Airlines, the Atlanta-based airline, is thrilled to announce that its beloved Airbus A350-900 aircraft will take to the skies for nearly 900 flights in January! Experience the comfort of this widebody flagship jet on both domestic and international routes as you kick off the New Year. With the A350-900, flyers can expect to enjoy the latest in technology, comfort, and convenience – making it the ideal way to start 2023.

Delta continues to lead the pack in North America’s Mainline and Network categories this month and will remain busy long after the holiday travel rush. The carrier will continue to deploy its A350 on notable long-haul routes, as well as introduce it to some domestic destinations for the first time. With more efficient operation and improved comfort, travelers can look forward to a smooth and enjoyable journey with Delta.

International Routes

Next month, the majority of the A350s international routes will depart from two of Delta’s major hubs: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport. With these two airports, travelers have access to a wide variety of destinations, from cities around the world to popular spots closer to home. Make sure to take advantage of these amazing routes!

Routes	Flights Per Month	Seats Per Month
Amsterdam (AMS) to Detroit Metro (DTW)	22	6,732
Atlanta (ATL) to Cape Town (CPT)	13	3,978
Atlanta (ATL) to Tokyo-Haneda (HND)	31	9,486
Atlanta (ATL) to Incheon (ICN)	31	9,486
Atlanta (ATL) to Johannesburg (JNB)	31	9,486
Atlanta (ATL) to Santiago (SCL)	31	9,486
Cape Town (CPT) to Atlanta (ATL)	31	9,486
Detroit Metro (DTW) to Amsterdam (AMS)	22	6,732
Detroit Metro (DTW) to Tokyo-Haneda (HND)	31	9,486
Detroit Metro (DTW) to Incheon (ICN)	31	9,486
Tokyo-Haneda (HND) to Atlanta (ATL)	31	9,486
Tokyo-Haneda (HND) to Detroit Metro (DTW)	31	9,486
Incheon (ICN) to Atlanta (ATL)	31	9,486
Incheon (ICN) to Detroit Metro (DTW)	31	9,486
Incheon (ICN) to Las Vegas (LAS)	2	612
Incheon (ICN) to Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP)	29	8,874
Johannesburg (JNB) to Atlanta (ATL)	14	4,284
Las Vegas (LAS) to Incheon (ICN)	2	612
Los Angeles (LAX) to Sydney (SYD)	42	12,852
Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) to Incheon (ICN)	29	8,874
Santiago (SCL) to Atlanta (ATL)	31	10,509
Sydney (SYD) to Los Angeles (LAX)	45	13,770

Delta recently made its mark in South Africa with the inauguration of seven weekly nonstop flights to Cape Town, in addition to its existing daily service from Atlanta to Johannesburg. With the new flights, Delta now offers a whopping 45 scheduled flights between Los Angeles and Sydney and a 67% increase in capacity to South Africa over last year. With such convenience and accessibility, Delta is quickly becoming the go-to airline for those looking to travel to and from South Africa.

Domestic Routes

Los Angeles isn’t the only place out west that will be served by the Airbus A350 regularly. This aircraft will also be flying to other domestic destinations, providing passengers with a modern, comfortable and efficient service. Experience the A350 and travel in style to your next destination!

Routes	Flights Per Month	Seats Per Month
Atlanta (ATL) to Honolulu (HNL)	31	10,509
Atlanta (ATL) to Los Angeles (LAX)	27	8,262
Detroit Metro (DTW) to Atlanta (ATL)	3	918
Detroit Metro (DTW) to Honolulu (HNL)	31	10,509
Detroit Metro (DTW) to Las Vegas (LAS)	1	306
Detroit Metro (DTW) to Phoenix (PHX)	1	306
Honolulu (HNL) to Atlanta (ATL)	31	10,509
Honolulu (HNL) to Detroit Metro (DTW)	31	10,509
Las Vegas (LAS) to Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP)	2	612
Los Angeles (LAX) to Atlanta (ATL)	27	8,262
Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) to Detroit Metro (DTW)	1	306
Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) to Las Vegas (LAS)	1	306
Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) to Phoenix (PHX)	38	11,628
Phoenix (PHX) to Detroit Metro (DTW)	1	306
Phoenix (PHX) to Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP)	38	11,628

Minneapolis To Phoenix

Delta’s A350 arriving at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport next month from its hub in Minneapolis will be a delight for plane spotters and passengers alike. Not only does this new aircraft offer more spacious and comfortable accommodations, but it also brings with it a significant increase in total monthly seats as Phoenix prepares to host Super Bowl LVII in February. With more flights than any other domestic route for the A350 in January, Delta is helping to ensure that Phoenix is well-equipped to handle the influx of visitors.

Phoenix is a major hub in the United States, but when compared to other cities in the country, it sees far fewer regular passenger widebody aircraft both domestically and internationally. The only airlines that operate widebody aircraft year-round are American Airlines, British Airways, and Hawaiian Airlines. Before American Airlines began offering regular nonstop service to London, it operated Boeing 787 and 777s seasonally on domestic routes. Additionally, Condor has flown to Phoenix seasonally from Frankfurt with its Boeing 767-300ER.

Comfortable Experience At Delta’s Airbus A350

Delta welcomed its first Airbus A350-900 in the summer of 2017 and now has 26 in its fleet, with 18 more reportedly on order. With its flagship aircraft, Delta is providing passengers with a world-class experience, increasing cargo capacity, lowering unit costs, and helping to create a more sustainable future. With its innovative technology and Smart Cabin design, the A350-900 is a game-changer for the airline industry.

Delta has equipped most of its A350 fleet with 306 seats, including 32 Delta One Suites, 48 recliners in Premium Select, 36 extra-legroom economy seats, and 190 regular economy seats. A few aircraft, however, were ex-LATAM jets that have yet to be retrofitted to Delta’s configuration, and are still equipped with 339 seats onboard.

Delta is deploying its A350s on some of its most popular international routes, including Detroit to Tokyo-Haneda and Detroit to Honolulu. With 31 flights scheduled for Tokyo-Haneda, a total of 9,486 seats are available every day of the month. Meanwhile, flights to Honolulu have 10,509 total monthly seats. Book your tickets now to experience Delta’s award-winning A350 aircraft on these incredible routes.

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