Nice airport is on a roll as we enter 2023. WhileEmirates has just made official the return of its star aircraft to the Côte d'Azur, theA380, Delta is preparing its return to the Nice-Atlanta route. Flights will resume on 13 May, and will be operated in collaboration with Air France, KLM and Virgin Atlantic. The flights will be operated by Boeing 767, a 238-seat aircraft equipped with Delta One, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort+ and Main Cabin classes.
By combining this Nice-Atlanta flight with Delta's seasonal service between Nice and New Yorkoffer, the Delta between the airport...
Nice airport is on a roll as we enter 2023. WhileEmirates has just made official the return of its star aircraft to the Côte d'Azur, theA380, Delta is preparing its return to the Nice-Atlanta route. Flights will resume on 13 May, and will be operated in collaboration with Air France, KLM and Virgin Atlantic. The flights will be operated by Boeing 767, a 238-seat aircraft equipped with Delta One, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort+ and Main Cabin classes.
By combining this Nice-Atlanta flight with Delta's seasonal service between Nice and New Yorkoffer, the Delta between the Côte d'Azur airport and the United States will reach more than 3,300 weekly seats during the high season. Nicolas Ferri, Delta's Vice President Europe, Middle East, Africa and India, explains: "This programme is designed to meet the return in demand. We are delighted to help meet demand between the south of France and the United States by adding a daily flight to Atlanta, in addition to our Nice-New York-JFK flight which is one of our most popular seasonal routes. ". Delta is targeting Nice's business clientele in particular, and is of course also banking on Atlanta airport's hub status. " Atlanta offers unrivalled travel options for customers wishing to do business, reunite with family and friends or explore over 200 destinations across the US and beyond while the two flights (Atlanta and New York-JFK) will provide easier access for Americans wishing to visit France, contributing to the economy through increased tourism revenues. "says Nicolas Ferri.
From his side, Franck GoldnadelChairman of the Management Board of Aéroports de la Côte d'Azur, explains: " We are very grateful for Delta's confidence in the attractiveness of our region and the performance of our airport. This new route to the United States, to a major city, the headquarters of major companies, the economic metropolis of the south-eastern United States and a powerful hub for the airline, strengthens our connectivity with the whole world, which is at the heart of our service mission for the Côte d'Azur. ".
