Delta Air Lines has launched a new nature-inspired oasis on the upper level of the G Concourse at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) in the United States. While MSP may not be a major thoroughfare for Australian travellers, the new look Delta Sky Club certainly warrants a profile.

Delta Air Lines will commence all-new flights from Los Angeles to Auckland from October, the first time the US carrier has operated commercial flights to New Zealand.

The first phase of the Delta Sky Way at LAX is now open to customers — some 18 months ahead of schedule – along with the terminal’s new, premier Delta Sky Club.

Uniworld Boutique River Cruises CEO Ellen Bettridge moved to reassure trade partners and guests that the latest updates by the Centre for Disease and Prevention (CDC) will have little impact on The Travel Corporation’s luxury cruise operator.

Delta Air Lines has opened its newest and largest Delta Sky Club at Salt Lake City International Airport. The launch coincides with the opening of a new terminal at the Utah capital’s airport.

Delta Air Lines is providing SkyMiles Medallion Members with a 12-month Status extension as the US carrier looks to provide greater flexibility to customers as the coronavirus crisis continues to impact travel plans.

Delta Air Lines and LATAM Airlines Group (LATAM) have reached an agreement to launch frequent-flyer reciprocity across their broad networks, offering customer benefits across more than 435 destinations worldwide. Additionally, the carriers continue to expand codesharing across more flights throughout the region, adding expanded connectivity for customers.

A new aviation partnership between Air France, KLM, Delta Air Lines and Virgin Atlantic is about to kick into gear this month, opening up more destinations and ways for customers to earn and spend frequent flyer points.

The newest Delta Sky Club at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport’s new terminal has debuted its impressive New Orleans-inspired decor, opening its doors on 6 November.

Delta Air Lines’ fleet now features the state-of-the-art and experience-rich Airbus A220-100, slated to debut on scheduled flights in January. At a ceremony in Mirabel, Quebec today, Delta became the first North American operator of the A220, continuing its effort to transform the travel experience for Delta customers.

“We want to make dining at 30,000 feet feel like dining at a favourite restaurant,” said Lisa Bauer, Delta’s Vice President – On-Board Services.”Giving customers the ability to choose their meal in advance is a big part of that.”