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Delta: Expert advice and recommendations

Expert travel writer Stefanie Waldek shares all you need to know before booking a flight with Delta.
Stefanie Waldek
13 August 2024

Cabin classes, seats & legroom

Delta has six cabin classes, split between three standalone premium cabins and three categories of economy. Keep in mind that not every aircraft has all three premium cabins, though every aircraft does have all three types of economy-class categories.

Delta One

Delta One is Delta's business-class cabin, and it's most commonly found on long-haul flights (both international and transcontinental). While all the seats are lie-flat, their dimensions, configurations and features vary greatly across Delta's fleet. For example, some A350 aircraft have Delta One Suites arranged in a 1-2-1 layout, where each seat has a sliding door for privacy. But other A350 aircraft have a 2-2-2 layout with wide-open seats that lack privacy.

You can look up your aircraft type before you buy your ticket (it's usually shown on the booking page), but keep in mind that Delta can swap planes for any reason, so you may fly on a different aircraft. I personally always aim for the Delta One Suites, found on A330-900neo and some A350 aircraft, as they're both spacious and private. I tend to avoid the 767-300 and 757-200 because these are some of the oldest Delta One seats in the fleet and provide very little privacy. Delta is, however, upgrading its cabins over time, so eventually all Delta One seats should be a premium experience.

First Class

First Class is the top cabin on short-haul flights, both domestic and international. The seats are not lie-flat, but they are more spacious than what you'll find in the economy cabin (Main Cabin in Delta lingo). I consider them to be like a comfortable armchair. First Class seats have up to an extra 20 centimetres of legroom compared to Main Cabin.

Premium Select

Premium Select is Delta's premium economy cabin, which is something between economy and business class. Seats have up to 97 cm of pitch, 48 cm of width, and 18 cm of recline, but these dimensions vary across aircrafts. Premium Select seats notably have a footrest and leg rest. I also really like the memory foam pillows that accompany these seats, as I find them quite supportive.

Comfort Plus

Comfort Plus is part of the economy cabin, and it's located in the front section. These seats are almost the same as the Main Cabin seats, save for one crucial difference: They have up to 8 cm of extra legroom. (Yes, the specific amount varies across aircraft.) If you have a choice between a middle seat in Comfort Plus and an aisle or a window in Main Cabin, I'd probably choose the latter. The upgrade isn't significant enough to deal with a middle seat!

Main Cabin

Main Cabin is Delta's standard economy-class cabin. Seats have, on average, just shy of 81 cm of pitch. If you're seated in Main Cabin, look for bulkhead or exit row seats to get the most legroom. I'm particularly fond of Main Cabin seats that have an empty space in front of them, such as 21A and 21F on some 737-900ERs and 27A and 27F on A321-200s. Just keep in mind that you might not have underseat storage in some cases.

Basic Economy

Basic Economy is part of the economy-class cabin. While the seats are the same as Main Cabin, Basic Economy tickets are far more restrictive. They are not assigned seats until boarding, they cannot be changed and they can only be cancelled for a fee. On the plus side, they're the cheapest fares. But personally, I would never fly Basic Economy. If budget is a restriction, I'd find a cheaper ticket on another airline.

Pre-flight experience

Here's what you need to know about the airport experience when travelling with Delta.

Baggage policy and fees

All Delta passengers are allowed one free cabin bag bag (56 x 35 x 23 cm) and one personal item. While there are fees for checked bags, there are several ways to avoid these charges. These include booking a ticket in a premium cabin (Delta One, First Class or Premium Select) or having elite status, both of which will get you a free checked bag. A Delta credit card will also work here, although unfortunately, these aren't available in the UK. For US passengers, though, I find the annual fee for an airline credit card can be worth paying if you fly regularly enough with a checked bag. It's worth noting that many credit cards allow free checked bags for multiple people on your booking, which is great for families.

Check-in

There are three check-in categories: Delta One, Sky Priority and general. At certain airports, Delta One passengers have their own check-in desk, otherwise they must queue with the Sky Priority passengers. Sky Priority check-in desks serve passengers who have certain tiers of elite status (Gold, Platinum and Diamond) or who are flying in a premium cabin (Delta One, First Class and Premium Select). All other passengers must use the general check-in desks or self-serve kiosks.

Lounges

Delta Sky Clubs can be found in many major hubs across the North America, including major hubs frequently used by UK passengers, while partner lounges can be found across Europe. Here, travellers are treated to complimentary buffets and bars, while some Sky Clubs have features like showers and outdoor spaces. Access is granted to passengers flying Delta One or in business class on a SkyTeam partner airline; certain elite statusholders (Gold, Platinum and Diamond) who are flying Premium Select or internationally in First Class; Delta SkyMiles Reserve cardholders; Centurion Card Members from American Express; Platinum Card Members from American Express; and Delta elite statusholders who purchase a lounge membership. Domestic First Class tickets do not include lounge access.

Delta is also expanding its lounge programme to include special "premium lounges," but details are not yet finalised. Just keep in mind that not all Delta Sky Clubs are created equal. While some have the full spectrum of amenities in gorgeously designed spaces, others are rather small, barebones, and outdated. As someone who loves taking lounge showers, I always confirm with the front desk agent that there are indeed showers available before entering a lounge.

Boarding

Delta splits its boarding process into pre-boarding and eight different zones. Your boarding group is determined by your cabin class and/or elite status. If you're travelling with a child in a car seat or pushchair, you are invited to board between Zones 2 and 3. Please don't crowd the gate before your zone is called; I find that this greatly hinders the boarding process and makes it more difficult for everyone involved.

Onboard experience

Here's what you can expect when you're onboard a Delta flight.

Wi-Fi & entertainment

Most Delta planes have Wi-Fi, and on domestic flights, it's usually free for SkyMiles members. If you don't have a SkyMiles membership, it's free to sign up, and you can do so while you're on the plane. On international flights, Wi-Fi availability all depends on your aircraft and route. The best connectivity can be found between North America and Europe, with limited availability in South America, too. If you do have Wi-Fi on your international flight, messaging is free, while browsing and streaming require the purchase of a package. Entertainment-wise, Delta flights are equipped with dozens of movies and TV shows that you can watch from your seat-back monitor. I find that Delta always has a robust lineup of programming that's changed out regularly enough for frequent flyers, but the Wi-Fi on international routes can be hit or miss. Delta sometimes does warn you in advance (usually via email) that your flight might have technical difficulties with the Wi-Fi. I've been warned a day or so before my flight on occasion, but sometimes I only find out at the gate, or worse, once we're in the air.

Dining

Hot meals are served in Delta One on all flights and in First Class on certain flights. In Main Cabin, hot meals are only served on long-haul international flights, generally transatlantic and intercontinental flights. Free snacks are always available in every cabin on every flight. Alcohol is available to purchase on most flights longer than 500 miles; Delta One, First Class and Premium Select passengers always have free alcohol, while Comfort+ passengers get free alcohol on flights longer than 500 miles. I find that Delta's best dishes in Delta One are the local specialities; Delta often partners with local chefs to bring their restaurants' most popular menu items onboard.

Amenities

Delta One passengers receive amenity kits with an eye mask, ear plugs, toothbrush and toothpaste, socks and Grown Alchemist toiletries. Passengers in Premium Select receive a similar amenity kit without the toiletries. I find these amenity kits to be fairly basic compared to many other airlines' amenity kits.

Change & cancellation policies

Delta only allows free changes on flights originating from the United States, Canada and the Caribbean for all fare classes except Basic Economy; you will only have to pay the difference in airfare, if there is one. For flights originating elsewhere, you will have to pay a change fee. As for cancellations, Delta will give you an eCredit for the full amount you paid, and it must be used within 12 months of the date of issue (not the date of travel). Basic Economy tickets typically cannot be changed or cancelled. Always read the fine print before purchasing your tickets to be sure you understand the change and cancellation policies for your specific fare.

Loyalty programmes, air miles & credit cards

Delta's loyalty programme is called SkyMiles; it's free to sign up for membership. When you attach your SkyMiles number to a ticket, you will start earning redeemable air miles (also known as award miles), as well as Medallion Qualifying Dollars, which are used to determine elite status.

Delta SkyMiles

Delta SkyMiles can be earned on plane tickets, travelling with partner companies (such as Hertz for car hires) and shopping and dining through a designated portal. You earn a certain number of SkyMiles per pound spent. When it comes to flights, passengers with elite status earn more miles per dollar: from 5 to 11 SkyMiles, or roughly 6.5 to 14 per pound. These SkyMiles can be redeemed for free flights or upgrades. But beware: In my experience, SkyMiles rates are often extremely high, especially for business-class fares. I've seen rates reach 400,000 SkyMiles for a one-way fare on a seven-hour flight, which is a terrible redemption.

Elite status

Delta's elite status tiers are referred to as Medallions. Each tier is earned by purchasing tickets and flying (or, if you're in the US, spending on Delta-branded credit cards); you must earn a certain number of Medallion Qualifying Dollars (MQDs), which are different from SkyMiles, in order to achieve status. Benefits range from free checked bags to free upgrades on domestic flights, pending availability.

Credit cards

Unfortunately, Delta doesn't offer it's own UK credit card. However, there are still ways to earn Delta SkyMiles using UK credit cards. The best options is a UK American Express Membership Rewards card. The two main cards here are American Express Preferred Rewards Gold and American Express Platinum. These offer a 1:1 conversion rate of pounds spent to SkyMiles. And with signup bonuses, these can be great options. In some cases, maybe even better than US Delta specific credit cards, particularly if you're not extremely loyal to Delta when you fly. This is doubly true because SkyMiles redemption values are frequently poor. Plus, American Express offers their own lounges, and many are much nicer than the older Sky Clubs.

This KAYAK-commissioned article is presented as-is, for general informational purposes only, and may not be up to date. The opinions contained in the article are original to the author and reflect their authentic experience, which may vary significantly from the experience of others. Find more perspectives in our user reviews below.

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Low season

January

High season

July

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£36
Best time to beat the crowds (8% less expensive on average)
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Flight from San Francisco to Los Angeles

FAQs about flying with Delta

  • What is Delta's carry-on size allowance?

    On board Delta flights, cabin baggage should not exceed 22x13x9in. If your hand luggage is bigger, the Delta assistance team will most likely ask you to pay extra for checked luggage.

  • Where does Delta fly to?

    Delta offers direct flights to 236 cities in 59 different countries. Atlanta, Tampa, and Los Angeles are the most popular cities covered by Delta.

  • What is Delta’s primary hub?

    Delta concentrates most of its flight operations in Atlanta.

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  • When are Delta plane tickets cheapest?

    Flight prices with Delta will depend on the season and route you are flying. Our data shows that overall, the cheapest month to fly with Delta is January, while the most expensive is July.

  • What’s the cheapest route that Delta flies?

    In the last 72 hours, the cheapest route flown by Delta found on KAYAK was from New York to Washington, D.C., with a price of £75 for a round-trip.

  • What are the most popular airports for Delta flights to depart from?

  • Is Delta part of an airline alliance?

    Yes, Delta is part of the SkyTeam airline alliance.

  • How many destinations does Delta fly to?

    In total, Delta flies to 242 destinations.

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Top tips for flying with Delta

  • If you’re looking for the cheapest Delta tickets, then try to fly from San Francisco, where flights have been cheapest lately. The cheapest route from here available recently is to Los Angeles, and costs £36.
  • The cheapest month for flights with Delta is January, while the most expensive is generally July.

Delta customer reviews

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7.9Entertainment
8.0Comfort
7.3Food
8.5Crew
8.2Boarding

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8.0 Very Good
LGA-CMH
Although the flight left late, we arrived early. It was one of the quickest boarding and off boarding experiences I’ve had. It was kind of annoying the only drinks they had were water, coffee, and tea. The flight was very smooth, temperature was just right, and flight attendants were friendly.
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10.0 Wonderful
ATL-LGA
Smith great flight , great crew and WiFi was excellent !
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8.0 Very Good
DTW-YYZ
Rode in a smaller plane and short trip meant no snacks, no free wifi or tv. It was only 30min flight so honestly wasn’t a big deal to lack these items.
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8.0 Very Good
BNA-DTW
Lower number on this flight so spaced out passengers. Able to enjoy more room to relax during flight. It was lovely.
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10.0 Wonderful
SDQ-JFK
Everything was ok!! Just bags came up a little be late.
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10.0 Wonderful
LIS-JFK
Tasty snacks. On-time departure and early arrival. Luggage arrived quickly at the carrousel. The only negative was a man behind us that was heavily inebriated. He was served 3 double drinks during the flight. There was no telling how much he had before the flight. He was so out of it that he spilled a drink and broke the heavy liquor glass on the floor. I don't believe he should have been served so much alcohol on a two-hour flight.
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8.0 Very Good
DTW-BNA
Kind staff. Snacks are small but that’s the new normal.
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6.0 Okay
SLC-YYC
Overall, terrible. Flight from SFO was delayed due to “air traffic control issues”, and we were all mislead about connecting flights. Told “you have 20 minutes to catch your connection”. Reality was 5. We got to watch the plane sit at the bridge. Won’t fly Delta with a connection again.
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8.0 Very Good
EYW-ATL
The young man who was our flight attendant in first class was lazy and did not do his job well at all. Never offered drinks upon boarding - actually I take that back... said "are you okay with water" as if I do not want to get you anything else, only passed the snacks around once, got my drink order wrong and then never offered a second round of drinks. He was the worst I have ever seen on Delta and we fly a lot.
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10.0 Wonderful
MUC-ATL
The crew was very kind and always smiling. The seats were great and I was very comfortable during the flight. The only thing I didn't like was that the lavatories got really dirty at some point during the flight. Other than that my experience was great

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All Delta flight routes

Flight no.Departure airportArrival AirportDurationMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
4262Aberdeen (ABR)Minneapolis (MSP)1h 24m
925Anchorage (ANC)Seattle (SEA)3h 47m
4052Aspen (ASE)Atlanta (ATL)3h 19m
4133Aspen (ASE)Los Angeles (LAX)2h 32m
4025Atlanta (ATL)Aspen (ASE)3h 55m
1985Atlanta (ATL)Bridgetown (BGI)4h 35m
982Atlanta (ATL)Bogotá (BOG)4h 45m
1027Atlanta (ATL)Burlington (BTV)2h 24m
1983Atlanta (ATL)Belize City (BZE)3h 7m
592Atlanta (ATL)Cancún (CUN)2h 45m
1767Atlanta (ATL)Cozumel (CZM)2h 48m
325Atlanta (ATL)Washington, D.C. (DCA)1h 45m
1708Atlanta (ATL)Vail (EGE)3h 35m
1281Atlanta (ATL)Key West (EYW)1h 57m
2615Atlanta (ATL)Sioux Falls (FSD)2h 44m
600Atlanta (ATL)George Town (GCM)2h 43m
1992Atlanta (ATL)Guadalajara (GDL)4h 5m
1830Atlanta (ATL)Guatemala City (GUA)3h 36m
1226Atlanta (ATL)Hayden (HDN)3h 48m
837Atlanta (ATL)Honolulu (HNL)10h 16m
1181Atlanta (ATL)White Plains (HPN)2h 17m
200Atlanta (ATL)Johannesburg (JNB)15h 1m
513Atlanta (ATL)New York (LGA)2h 17m
1898Atlanta (ATL)Liberia (LIR)4h 2m
1949Atlanta (ATL)Montego Bay (MBJ)2h 56m
602Atlanta (ATL)Mexico City (MEX)3h 58m
3860Atlanta (ATL)Montgomery (MGM)1h 1m
4958Atlanta (ATL)Moline (MLI)2h 5m
2960Atlanta (ATL)Minneapolis (MSP)2h 47m
1929Atlanta (ATL)Monterrey (MTY)3h 13m
1944Atlanta (ATL)Nassau (NAS)2h 11m
779Atlanta (ATL)Ontario (ONT)4h 53m
366Atlanta (ATL)Phoenix (PHX)4h 27m
1759Atlanta (ATL)Panama City (PTY)4h 11m
1990Atlanta (ATL)Punta Cana (PUJ)3h 23m
2138Atlanta (ATL)Portland (PWM)2h 25m
2372Atlanta (ATL)Roanoke (ROA)1h 28m
720Atlanta (ATL)Santa Barbara (SBA)5h 14m
1815Atlanta (ATL)San José del Cabo (SJD)4h 36m
1937Atlanta (ATL)San José (SJO)4h 3m
1889Atlanta (ATL)Saint Thomas Island (STT)3h 35m
1894Atlanta (ATL)Simpson Bay (SXM)3h 54m
633Atlanta (ATL)Quito (UIO)5h 10m
1970Atlanta (ATL)Castries (UVF)4h 21m
2422Atlanta (ATL)Toronto (YYZ)2h 13m
3926Appleton (ATW)Atlanta (ATL)2h 29m
581Oranjestad (AUA)Atlanta (ATL)4h 29m
1761Oranjestad (AUA)Boston (BOS)5h 4m
612Oranjestad (AUA)New York (JFK)5h 7m
3960Austin (AUS)Midland (MAF)1h 27m
2259Austin (AUS)Orlando (MCO)2h 26m
1242Austin (AUS)Minneapolis (MSP)2h 50m
3980Kalamazoo (AZO)Detroit (DTW)1h 8m
2964Hartford (BDL)Detroit (DTW)2h 7m
1984Bridgetown (BGI)Atlanta (ATL)5h 30m
1618Birmingham (BHM)Atlanta (ATL)1h 11m
4303Bemidji (BJI)Minneapolis (MSP)1h 16m
5802Nashville (BNA)Washington, D.C. (DCA)1h 47m
372Nashville (BNA)Seattle (SEA)5h 15m
983Bogotá (BOG)Atlanta (ATL)5h 13m
3775Boise (BOI)Seattle (SEA)1h 53m
695Boston (BOS)Atlanta (ATL)3h 13m
1762Boston (BOS)Oranjestad (AUA)4h 53m
384Boston (BOS)Seattle (SEA)6h 35m
4301Brainerd (BRD)Minneapolis (MSP)1h 2m
1382Burlington (BTV)Atlanta (ATL)3h 19m
5176Burlington (BTV)New York (JFK)1h 46m
5165Buffalo (BUF)New York (LGA)1h 35m
2601Baltimore (BWI)Detroit (DTW)1h 51m
1176Baltimore (BWI)Salt Lake City (SLC)5h 4m
1802Belize City (BZE)Atlanta (ATL)3h 6m
4251Sault Ste. Marie (CIU)Minneapolis (MSP)2h 1m
2207Cleveland (CLE)Salt Lake City (SLC)4h 27m
1405Charlotte (CLT)Detroit (DTW)1h 59m
5051Charlotte (CLT)New York (LGA)2h 9m
2491Charlotte (CLT)Minneapolis (MSP)2h 58m
2070Charlotte (CLT)Salt Lake City (SLC)4h 50m
5828Columbus (CMH)Detroit (DTW)1h 15m
5691Columbus (CMH)New York (LGA)1h 50m
2142Columbus (CMH)Salt Lake City (SLC)4h 17m
1634Colorado Springs (COS)Atlanta (ATL)2h 55m
1962Cancún (CUN)Atlanta (ATL)2h 53m
1934Cancún (CUN)Minneapolis (MSP)4h 29m
647Cancún (CUN)Salt Lake City (SLC)5h 17m
1121Cincinnati (CVG)Fort Lauderdale (FLL)2h 40m
4982Wausau (CWA)Minneapolis (MSP)1h 11m
1766Cozumel (CZM)Atlanta (ATL)2h 41m
3140Dayton (DAY)Atlanta (ATL)2h 0m
2869Washington, D.C. (DCA)Detroit (DTW)1h 46m
5269Washington, D.C. (DCA)Raleigh (RDU)1h 23m
341Denver (DEN)Atlanta (ATL)2h 59m
398Denver (DEN)New York (LGA)3h 49m
2877Denver (DEN)Minneapolis (MSP)2h 8m
2183Dallas (DFW)Detroit (DTW)2h 41m
1276Dallas (DFW)Minneapolis (MSP)2h 33m
3930Duluth (DLH)Minneapolis (MSP)1h 17m
5414Des Moines (DSM)Detroit (DTW)1h 54m
5402Des Moines (DSM)Minneapolis (MSP)1h 20m
1218Detroit (DTW)Austin (AUS)3h 38m
2648Detroit (DTW)Boston (BOS)2h 8m
2684Detroit (DTW)Charlotte (CLT)2h 4m
619Detroit (DTW)Cancún (CUN)4h 5m
4243Detroit (DTW)Escanaba (ESC)1h 34m
1378Detroit (DTW)Fort Lauderdale (FLL)3h 19m
1307Detroit (DTW)Houston (IAH)3h 24m
4290Detroit (DTW)Iron Mountain (IMT)1h 40m
421Detroit (DTW)Las Vegas (LAS)4h 47m
634Detroit (DTW)Los Angeles (LAX)5h 25m
646Detroit (DTW)Mexico City (MEX)5h 0m
1070Detroit (DTW)Phoenix (PHX)4h 39m
4335Detroit (DTW)Pellston (PLN)1h 25m
1901Detroit (DTW)Puerto Vallarta (PVR)5h 15m
2556Detroit (DTW)Fort Myers (RSW)3h 10m
369Detroit (DTW)San Diego (SAN)5h 15m
734Detroit (DTW)Seattle (SEA)5h 20m
2868Detroit (DTW)St. Louis (STL)1h 56m
5465Detroit (DTW)Syracuse (SYR)1h 26m
2852Detroit (DTW)Tampa (TPA)2h 54m
3907Detroit (DTW)Montreal (YUL)1h 54m
4007Detroit (DTW)Toronto (YYZ)1h 26m
1708Vail (EGE)Atlanta (ATL)3h 18m
4080Vail (EGE)Los Angeles (LAX)2h 37m
4311Elko (EKO)Salt Lake City (SLC)1h 13m
3916Elmira (ELM)Detroit (DTW)1h 39m
4244Escanaba (ESC)Detroit (DTW)1h 25m
2596Newark (EWR)Detroit (DTW)2h 0m
1641Newark (EWR)Minneapolis (MSP)3h 10m
1281Key West (EYW)Atlanta (ATL)2h 5m
2575Kalispell (FCA)Minneapolis (MSP)2h 46m
2776Fort Lauderdale (FLL)Cincinnati (CVG)2h 34m
2133Fort Lauderdale (FLL)New York (LGA)2h 59m
4111Fort Wayne (FWA)Atlanta (ATL)2h 10m
3961Fort Wayne (FWA)Detroit (DTW)1h 2m
1870George Town (GCM)Atlanta (ATL)2h 51m
1804Guadalajara (GDL)Atlanta (ATL)3h 30m
3790Spokane (GEG)Seattle (SEA)1h 30m
4230Grand Junction (GJT)Salt Lake City (SLC)1h 9m
2691Green Bay (GRB)Atlanta (ATL)2h 31m
5484Green Bay (GRB)Detroit (DTW)1h 30m
3819Green Bay (GRB)Minneapolis (MSP)1h 33m
2376Grand Rapids (GRR)Detroit (DTW)1h 1m
5199Greenville (GSP)Detroit (DTW)1h 57m
3834Great Falls (GTF)Minneapolis (MSP)2h 31m
3862Great Falls (GTF)Salt Lake City (SLC)1h 36m
1831Guatemala City (GUA)Atlanta (ATL)3h 33m
1790Havana (HAV)Miami (MIA)1h 28m
1226Hayden (HDN)Atlanta (ATL)3h 9m
120Tokyo (HND)Minneapolis (MSP)11h 40m
359Honolulu (HNL)Seattle (SEA)6h 1m
3996Washington, D.C. (IAD)Minneapolis (MSP)2h 58m
1389Houston (IAH)Detroit (DTW)2h 45m
170Incheon (ICN)Minneapolis (MSP)12h 25m
5186Wilmington (ILM)New York (LGA)1h 46m
4288Iron Mountain (IMT)Minneapolis (MSP)1h 20m
2757Indianapolis (IND)Minneapolis (MSP)2h 4m
4245International Falls (INL)Minneapolis (MSP)1h 28m
5315Ithaca (ITH)New York (JFK)1h 30m
5595Jacksonville (JAX)Boston (BOS)2h 42m
2286New York (JFK)Atlanta (ATL)2h 49m
613New York (JFK)Oranjestad (AUA)4h 53m
5315New York (JFK)Ithaca (ITH)1h 20m
272New York (JFK)Lisbon (LIS)6h 50m
1955New York (JFK)Montego Bay (MBJ)4h 18m
625New York (JFK)Mexico City (MEX)5h 41m
2985New York (JFK)Punta Cana (PUJ)4h 4m
2320New York (JFK)Fort Myers (RSW)3h 21m
1917New York (JFK)Santo Domingo (SDQ)4h 1m
1855New York (JFK)Santiago de los Caballeros (STI)3h 50m
1930New York (JFK)Saint Thomas Island (STT)4h 0m
1887New York (JFK)Simpson Bay (SXM)4h 9m
4060Lansing (LAN)Detroit (DTW)0h 56m
864Las Vegas (LAS)Detroit (DTW)4h 0m
1282Las Vegas (LAS)Minneapolis (MSP)3h 18m
3967Las Vegas (LAS)San Diego (SAN)1h 20m
3885Las Vegas (LAS)Sacramento (SMF)1h 45m
4108Los Angeles (LAX)Albuquerque (ABQ)2h 1m
4032Los Angeles (LAX)Aspen (ASE)2h 13m
2399Los Angeles (LAX)Detroit (DTW)4h 26m
4080Los Angeles (LAX)Vail (EGE)2h 26m
480Los Angeles (LAX)Honolulu (HNL)6h 4m
718Los Angeles (LAX)Orlando (MCO)4h 48m
631Los Angeles (LAX)Mexico City (MEX)3h 45m
792Los Angeles (LAX)Minneapolis (MSP)3h 41m
1112Los Angeles (LAX)New Orleans (MSY)3h 32m
425Los Angeles (LAX)Kahului (OGG)5h 53m
1793Los Angeles (LAX)Puerto Vallarta (PVR)3h 0m
689Los Angeles (LAX)Raleigh (RDU)4h 39m
1875Los Angeles (LAX)San José del Cabo (SJD)2h 26m
550New York (LGA)Atlanta (ATL)2h 43m
5051New York (LGA)Charlotte (CLT)2h 18m
873New York (LGA)Dallas (DFW)4h 28m
1231New York (LGA)Detroit (DTW)2h 7m
5186New York (LGA)Wilmington (ILM)2h 1m
2347New York (LGA)Miami (MIA)3h 32m
5005New York (LGA)Myrtle Beach (MYR)2h 11m
1770New York (LGA)Nassau (NAS)3h 25m
379New York (LGA)Fort Myers (RSW)3h 21m
1812Liberia (LIR)Minneapolis (MSP)5h 38m
273Lisbon (LIS)New York (JFK)8h 11m
3749Lewiston (LWS)Seattle (SEA)1h 28m
4100Midland (MAF)Austin (AUS)1h 38m
3962Bay City (MBS)Detroit (DTW)1h 3m
1505Orlando (MCO)Atlanta (ATL)1h 43m
2845Orlando (MCO)Detroit (DTW)2h 45m
504Orlando (MCO)Los Angeles (LAX)5h 46m
2250Orlando (MCO)Minneapolis (MSP)3h 40m
5860Orlando (MCO)Raleigh (RDU)1h 50m
347Orlando (MCO)Seattle (SEA)6h 39m
2290Memphis (MEM)Salt Lake City (SLC)3h 35m