Are you a frequent flyer of Delta Airlines? Then, you might be aware of the latest news updated by the FAA. It states that the Federal Aviation Administration has advised airlines to cut off the number of flights they operate at some of the biggest airports in the country by up to 10%. This decision was made to control airline traffic since the airline has a shortage of traffic controllers. 

According to the studies, there were a maximum of delays and cancellations caused last year because of the shortage of pilots. And it resulted in employees’ early retirement at the time of the pandemic. Hence, this time, the FAA has decided to cut off 17 flights to get control of air traffic. 

If you want to reserve Delta flights to Idaho, you must first check out the airline’s official website to determine whether the flight is available for your route. 

Check out the following cities where Delta no longer operates: 

To avoid early retirements and buyouts this summer, the FAA has recommended that airlines reduce their operations, which also helps reduce traffic.

It is recommended to visit the airline’s official website to book Delta Flights to Hawaii trouble-free. 

• Newburgh, N.Y.
• Newport News, Va.
• Peoria, Ill.
• Santa Barbara, Calif.
• State College, Pa.
• Wilkes-Barre, Pa,
• Akron, Ohio
• Cody, Wyo.
• Durango, Colo.
• Erie, Pa.
• Flint, Mich.
• Fort Smith, Ark.
• Grand Junction, Colo.
• La Crosse, Wis.
• Lincoln, Neb.
• Manchester, N.H.
• New Bern, N.C.

Delta will no longer fly to the cities mentioned above. However, such decisions have always been taken for the benefit of employees and the airline. Even though these investments are meant to support the airline, they take time. 

So, if you are planning to visit one of the above-listed destinations now, think before making reservations. Contact a travel agent at the airline for more information regarding the same. They will let you know about the complete information related to the Delta Airlines.