Skip to main content

Delta: Detroit to be 8th non-stop destination from San Jose, California


 

Delta Air Lines will add non-stop flights between San Jose, California, and its hub in Detroit.

Service will begin Nov. 15, with Delta offering one daily round-trip flight on 160-seat Boeing 737-800 aircraft. The planes include 16 first-class seats and 144 in economy. Of the economy seats, 36 are Delta’s “Comfort+” extra-legroom sets.

Delta will be the only carrier to fly non-stop between the cities.

"This new non-stop Delta service connects the largest unserved markets from both Detroit and San Jose," Joe Esposito, Delta's Senior Vice President – Network Planning, says in a statement

Delta also flies from San Jose to six of its hub airports – Atlanta, Los Angeles, Minneapolis/St. Paul, New York JFK, Salt Lake City and Seattle – as well as to Las Vegas.

Delta says four its San Jose routes -- Las Vegas, JFK, Seattle "and now Detroit" -- have been added since 2013, increasing the carrier's available seats at the airport by 130 percent. 

TODAY IN THE SKYDelta unveils overhauled Sky Club at D.C.'s Reagan National Airport

 

TODAY IN THE SKYFirst look: Delta shows off first Boeing 777 retrofitted with new cabin interiorDelta: Swanky new biz-class 'suites' being added to more routes

TODAY IN THE SKYDelta shows off new 'flagship' Airbus A350 in Atlanta