ATLANTA, Oct. 29, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Today, Delta Air Lines resumes commercial service to Cancun International Airport for the first time since the arrival of Hurricane Wilma. Delta will offer customers a single daily flight between Atlanta and Cancun with a Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
Delta's normal operation to Cancun includes four daily flights from Atlanta, one from Cincinnati and one from Salt Lake City.
Flight #413 Atlanta-Cancun Departs 12:29 pm Arrives 2:00 pm Flight #705 Cancun-Atlanta Departs 3:00 pm Arrives 6:42 pm
Prior to today's flight, Delta operated seven relief flights assisting more than 1,450 evacuees in conjunction with Mexican officials.
Customers whose flights are impacted by the aftermath of Hurricane Wilma may make a one-time ticket change without penalty or additional fees. Check delta.com/travelupdates for details. Changes to origins and destinations may result in a fare increase, and any fare difference between the original and new ticket will be collected at the time of rebooking.
Delta is proud to serve customers throughout Latin America and the Caribbean with flights to 29 destinations across the region, including six destinations in Mexico, 10 in the Caribbean and 13 throughout Central and South America. Delta is the fastest-growing airline in the region and will serve a total of 40 destinations by spring 2006.
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