Delta to fly to Buenos Aires with Boeing 767-400(ER) aircraft

Following a schedule change at the end of March, Delta Air Lines will again modify the aircraft used on the Buenos Aires route. The U.S. carrier flies to and from Ezeiza with Boeing 767-300(ER) aircraft, configured for 226 passengers, five times a week.

See also: Delta alters its schedule to Santiago de Chile.

Starting May 25th, Delta will resume service to Buenos Aires on Boeing 767-400(ER) jets. These aircraft have 12 more seats compared to the Boeing 767-300(ER).

Delta Air Lines will maintain the same weekly frequencies between Atlanta and Buenos Aires. According to the Cirium aeronautical intelligence platform, the daily flight will return in November.

See also: Delta to resume flights between Orlando and Amsterdam.

Schedule to and from Buenos Aires – Delta – Boeing 767-400(ER)

Flight times

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Frequencies

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Delta’s routes connecting Atlanta and Latin America

• Belize City (BZE): Boeing 737-800
• Bogotá (BOG): Boeing 757-200(ER)
• Buenos Aires (EZE): Boeing 767-400(ER)
• Cancún (CUN): Airbus A321, Boeing 737-900 and Boeing 757
• Guadalajara (GDL): Boeing 737-800
• Guanacaste (LIR): Airbus A321-200
• Guatemala City (GUA): Boeing 757
• Lima (LIM): Boeing 767-300(ER)
• Mexico City (MEX): Boeing 737-800
• Monterrey (MTY): Airbus A319 and Airbus A320
• Panamá City (PTY): Boeing 737-800 and Boeing 737-900
• Puerto Vallarta (PVR): Boeing 737-800 and Boeing 737-900
• Quito (UIO): Boeing 757
• Roatán (RTB): Boeing 737-800
• San José (SJO): Boeing 757
• San José del Cabo (SJD): Boeing 737-900
• Santiago de Chile (SCL): Airbus A330-300
• San Pedro Sula (SAP): Boeing 737-800
• San Salvador (SAL): Boeing 737-900
• Sao Paulo (GRU): Airbus A330-300

See also: Delta Air Lines postpones start of flights between Honolulu and Tokyo-Haneda.