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Delta, Air France and KLM Mark 10 Years of Trans-Atlantic Partnership

  • Writer: Chidozie Uzoezie
    Chidozie Uzoezie
  • Jun 8, 2019
  • 1 min read

Delta Air Lines, Air France and KLM are celebrating 10 years of their successful trans-Atlantic flights partnership that has continued to lead the industry and set a trend.

Over the past decade, together the airlines have soared to new heights as they opened up new routes between Europe and North America and improved customer service.

Built around a network of seven hubs – five in the United States and two in Europe – the partnership covers routes between Canada, United States, Mexico and Europe.

Customers have benefited from the partnership as it has 38 more peak day North America to Europe flights today than 10 years ago bringing the number to more than 270 daily trans-Atlantic flights.

It’s now easier to connect to destinations across North America and Europe thanks to more hub-to-hub flying, such as Detroit-Paris and Atlanta-Amsterdam that offer a wealth of onward flights.

The partnership has also opened up new U.S.-Europe city pairs including service from non-hub cities, including Indianapolis, Raleigh/Durham and Dallas-Fort-Worth, to Paris and Tampa-Amsterdam.

 
 
 

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