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Delta Air Lines rolls out first Boeing 757 for Song subsidiary

2003-04-15T00:00:00+01:00

Delta Air Lines has rolled out the first of 36 Boeing 757s to be used by new low-fares subsidiary Song. The first scheduled Song service is due on 15 April between New York Kennedy and West Palm Beach, Florida. Song replaces Delta Express as the mainline carrier's low-fares carrier, with the new brand expected to be operating 144 daily non-stop flights by late this year. Its most recent schedule addition is Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to Las Vegas, Nevada. Two daily non-stop services are planned from 25 August.

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Source: Flight International

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