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Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) today lowered business and leisure fares in domestic markets served from its Cincinnati hub. The reductions offer more than 80 percent of customers flying to or from Cincinnati a significant savings on advance-purchase leisure and business fares to the hub’s most popular destinations, including select cities in Florida, the Northeast and along the West coast.
Sample reductions, effective immediately, include:
|
Market |
Previous 21-day advance-purchase fare** |
Reduction |
New sample 21-day advance-purchase fare** |
|
Charleston, S.C. |
$185 one-way* |
56% |
$82 one-way* |
|
St. Louis |
$180 one-way* |
53% |
$84 one-way* |
|
Philadelphia |
$149 one-way* |
38% |
$92 one-way* |
|
Los Angeles |
$310 one-way* |
58% |
$130 one-way* |
|
Boston |
$205 one-way* |
26% |
$152 one-way* |
|
Hartford, Conn. |
$180 one-way* |
12% |
$159 one-way* |
|
Seattle |
$305 one-way* |
43% |
$173 one-way* |
|
Salt Lake City |
$270 one-way* |
20% |
$217 one-way* |
*One-way, based on a round-trip purchase. Additional taxes/fees/restrictions/baggage charges may apply.
**Comparison based on published fares as of Jan. 27, 2009 for the same travel period.
This new pricing structure is not a sale and applies to both leisure- and business-oriented travel. In addition to reductions on the lowest available fares, customers also will see reductions on other advance purchase and walk-up fares.
Visit Delta website for full terms, conditions and details.
