Delta Air Lines and Seaborne Airlines have announced a codeshare agreement that will provide customers from both airlines with increased travel options to and from the U.S. and Caribbean.
The agreement will complement Delta’s service to the Caribbean, extending Delta flight numbers and fares to 10 Seaborne markets with up to 40 daily round-trip flights.
The codeshare flights will connect through San Juan, where Seaborne is based.
Delta serves San Juan with four daily flights from Atlanta and five daily flights from New York-JFK during the peak season, with seasonal Detroit and Minneapolis/St. Paul routes.
With this agreement, customers flying to and from the Caribbean will be able to access Delta’s main hubs in the U.S., connecting to the rest of the world through its global network.
“The Delta-Seaborne partnership was launched in March 2014, but this codeshare agreement marks an important step forward in our relationship,” said Nicolas Ferri, Delta’s Vice President – Latin America and the Caribbean. “This agreement enhances our service offerings to U.S. customers traveling to the Caribbean, with unparalleled options for leisure destinations. We look forward to continuing to grow our partnership and providing our customers with even more connectivity in the future.”
“We truly see a new Puerto Rico emerging, and this type of deal is evidence of that. Different companies and investors are discovering the Island as a business destination, and I am sure that the new air routes and enhanced air access will allow more of those possibilities,” said Alberto Bacó, Secretary of the Department of Economic Development and Commerce for the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
There will be Delta-coded Seaborne Airlines-operated routes to five new destinations in the Caribbean: Beef Island, British Virgin Islands; Dominica; Nevis, St. Kitts and Nevis; Anguilla; and La Romana, Dominican Republic.
Delta will also offer enhanced coverage to five points it already served: St. Kitts, St. Kitts and Nevis; Antigua, Antigua; St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands; St. Maarten; and St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.
