The airline plans to resume service in these markets.
A Delta 737-800 in Los Angeles. (Photo: AirlineGeeks | William Derrickson)
Delta is slated to bolster its network early next year with the addition of more routes.
According to Cirium Diio schedule data, the airline will resume flights between New York-JFK and Grand Cayman, along with Detroit and Liberia, Costa Rica. These routes will begin in December and January, respectively.
Service from New York to Grand Cayman will start on Dec. 3, operating once per week on Saturdays. The airline will deploy a Boeing 737-800 in this market.
Starting on Jan. 10, Delta will link Detroit and Liberia with once-weekly flights on Saturdays. This service will be operated by a Boeing 737-900ER.
The airline last served the New York-to-Grand Cayman route in 2016. Detroit to Liberia was last flown by the airline in 2002, per Enilria.
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