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Delta Air Lines
has lunched a daily nonstop service between New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Tel Aviv’s Ben
Gurion Airport. The new service complements Delta’s daily nonstop to Tel Aviv from Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
"No U.S. airline covers Israel better than Delta,” said Glen Hauenstein, Delta’s executive vice president of Network and Revenue
Management. “This new JFK departure provides convenient connections for passengers throughout the Northeast and Midwest and, along
with the service from our international gateway in Atlanta, makes Delta the best option for any customer traveling between Israel and the
United States.”
Northeast and Midwest customers will find easy connections to the JFK-Tel Aviv flight from cities like Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh.
Delta’s new nonstop service between New York-JFK and Tel Aviv will be operated using
Boeing 767-300ER aircraft with up to 215 all-leather seats in a two-cabin configuration. Customers flying Delta’s
BusinessElite enjoy Delta on Demand featuring
first-run and popular classic movies, music, TV programming and video games – all available on demand; a five-course menu including glatt
kosher selections on flights to and from Israel; a reinvented wine program launched in February by Master Sommelier Andrea Robinson
featuring wines from around the world; new full-size pillows, duvets; modern and stylish dinnerware; and in-seat
power outlets (110 Volt) that allow customers to recharge their laptops without the need for an adaptor.
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