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Friday, November 21, 2014

Delta Air Lines Reports Solid Demand in Nigeria

 Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) marks the seventh year anniversary since the start of its daily nonstop service between Lagos Murtala Muhammed International Airport and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Delta remains the only U.S. carrier to operate daily year round service between Nigeria and the United States offering hundreds of onward connecting opportunities via Delta’s Atlanta hub.  

Bobby Bryan, Commercial Manager, East and West Africa at Delta Air Lines (M) flanked by Olufemi Adefope, Managing Director, Skylogistics (L) and Salami Omeiza, Station Manager, Delta Air Lines (R) during the airlines 7th anniversary press conference in Lagos.



Speaking at an annual media roundtable in Lagos, Bobby Bryan, Delta’s commercial manager East and West Africa, said, “Delta’s flight between Lagos and Atlanta has remained solid, and we have been seeing load factors averaging around 80%.  The top U.S. destinations that our customers from Nigeria have been travelling to include Houston, Washington, Los Angeles, Dallas and New York and this year alone we have carried some 100,000 passengers.”

Bryan continued, “Since our first service to the U.S in 2007 Delta has flown over 770,000 passengers.  It’s incredible to think that is equivalent to the population of the city of Abuja.” 

Delta operates flights between Lagos and Atlanta with a Boeing 767-300ER aircraft with up to 208 seats in a two-class configuration featuring 36 seats in BusinessElite, offering fully flat-bed seats with direct aisle and 179 seats in economy class.  Customers flying in Economy Comfort, Delta’s premium economy service, benefit from up to four additional inches of legroom and 50 percent more recline than Delta’s standard international Economy class seats, as well as priority boarding. Other product initiatives being rolled out across Delta’s international fleet include the expansion of Wi-Fi service by the end of 2016.

Delta flights between Lagos and Atlanta are available for booking via travel agents or Delta’s reservations team on 01 279 9000. Visit www.delta.com for further information and flights schedules.



About Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines serves nearly 165 million customers each year. This year, Delta was named the 2014 Airline of the Year by Air Transport World magazine and was named to FORTUNE magazine’s 50 Most Admired Companies, in addition to being named the most admired airline for the third time in four years.

 With an industry-leading global network, Delta and the Delta Connection carriers offer service to 318 destinations in 58 countries on six continents. Headquartered in Atlanta, Delta employs nearly 80,000 employees worldwide and operates a mainline fleet of more than 700 aircraft. 




15 comments:

  1. Very good profile
    Hehehehehehehehe stelz I dey ur side Oh

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  2. Why won't they !!!!! We are need to get away from the drama called Nigeria ... Not many options either

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  3. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    Gud to knw then..... "GLO BRING 3G TO KONTAGORA"
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  4. SDK see better hammer ontop ds advert,
    Delta people abeg improve on ur food, it used to be fantastic before, I'm a loyal fan even though my family have tried to drag me to united, lufthansa and BA but I love delta services and that ATL connect na something, oh I remember when we missed our connecting flight courtesy of ur own delay, delta lodged us in good hotel in ATL, double room with feeding, for 2 days. That was commendable. Don't ever try it with some other airline (I don't wanna mention names) u would sleep at d airport even if it's d airline fault.
    Delta u need to give me free ticket for this advert, I will gladly do more for u, u know millions of people across the globe read this blog, abeg contact SDK with my ticket, thanx

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    1. They should start flying from Abuja now. Abeg combo of that nonsense Lagos airport and nasty reception by Atl immigration officers put me off. Prefer to use BA. Once flight is coming in from 9ja na embarrassment person go receive.

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    2. Yeah lagos airport issues, rowdy, no ac, flooded restrooms but d taxing for abuja no be hia, their mouth too wide abeg

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  5. Delta is shitty. Once they take-off, the toilets don't get cleaned so if you want to use the loo, make sure you do before it gets filthy. The air hostesses are RUDE and it's so embarrassing to see Nigerians take the treatment without complaint. Haven't used them ever since. Will rather go through London or Amsterdam than spend hours on a filthy plane with shitty food and bad attitude.

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  6. Sue, which airline doesn't lodge passengers? You fly Delta because the ticket is cheap nothing else.

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    1. Madam know know have u used Arik before? Find out then thank me later

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    2. @Sue Arik ke? Nne that one no be option. We thank God you're still commenting with us. No be only luggage dey miss for Arik passenger too fit miss if care is not taken

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  7. Filthy airline, their loo is nothing to write home about. It stinks to high heaven.

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