Delta Air Lines Adds New US City, Enters California Wine Country Turf Battle

Delta Air Lines Adds New US City, Enters California Wine Country Turf Battle

Source: The Points Guy

Summary

Delta Air Lines is launching a new route from Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) to Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport (STS) in Santa Rosa, California, starting October 6. The flight will be operated with a Delta Connection Embraer 175 regional jet and will offer 12 first-class recliners and 20 extra-legroom Comfort seats. This new route is part of a wave of airlines adding service to California’s wine country, with Southwest Airlines and Alaska Airlines also recently launching new flights to STS. The airport’s total departures this year are set to increase nearly 40% from last year.


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Delta’s new route to Sonoma County offers a convenient link to the wineries of Sonoma and Napa, as well as a quieter airport experience compared to larger Bay Area hubs like San Francisco International Airport. The flight will operate with a Delta Connection Embraer 175 regional jet, featuring 12 first-class recliners and 20 extra-legroom Comfort seats. The airport’s location in the heart of Sonoma County wine country makes it an attractive option for travelers. And, of course, the wine country is always a good idea, especially when it’s an hour’s drive from downtown Napa.


Author: Evan Null