Delta Air Lines said Thursday it will resume service between Manila and the United States on Jan. 2, 2021.
The flights to Seattle and Atlanta from Manila will be operated via Seoul-Incheon, Delta’s trans-Pacific hub with its joint venture partner Korean Air.
The Manila-Incheon route will be operated with Delta's latest wide-body aircraft, Airbus A330-900neo, which offers premium products and services, including all four Delta seat products: Delta One Suites, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort+, and Main Cabin.
The Incheon-Atlanta route continues to be operated with Delta's International flagship aircraft, Airbus A350-900, which first introduced Delta One Suites and Delta Premium Select to the trans-Pacific market in October 2017.
"Since COVID-19 began, Delta has focused on offering customers the safest and cleanest experience possible," said Patricia Celis, country manager for the Philippines at Delta Air Lines. "We are confident to welcome and serve our customers again via our industry-leading trans-Pacific hub in Seoul with our joint venture partner Korean Air."
Delta said it put in place more than 100 measures to ensure a safe experience for our customers and employees, known collectively as the Delta CareStandard. Keeping surfaces clean, giving you more space and offering safer service are core to the Delta CareStandard – our ongoing, organization-wide commitment to cleanliness and safety.