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gustoj820 Jul 21, 2012 10:58 pm

Delta to Upgrade 2365/2364 LAX-HNL-LAX to 767-300ER Eff Oct 28
 
Eff Sun Oct 28 and looks to be into the foreseeable future.

2365 0840-1140 LAXHNL 767300ER
2364 1310-2145 HNLLAX 767300ER

Very interesting considering competitors have been downgrading their products on LAX-HNL.

james318 Jul 22, 2012 12:05 am

If it's the domestic equipped one with 5 rows of F, this is no upgrade, at least to me.

I'd like to see Delta start offering upgrades from LAX/SFO/SEA - HNL like United does on it's near-HNL routes. (In fact, DEN was just added to complimentary upgrades)

mtkeller Jul 22, 2012 12:20 am


Originally Posted by james318 (Post 18977822)
If it's the domestic equipped one with 5 rows of F, this is no upgrade, at least to me.

I'd like to see Delta start offering upgrades from LAX/SFO/SEA - HNL like United does on it's near-HNL routes. (In fact, DEN was just added to complimentary upgrades)

The domestic birds are just 767-300, equipment code 763. The international birds are 767-300ERs, equipment code 767. EF shows 767 with six rows of 2-2-2 seating in the forward cabin.

MSPeconomist Jul 22, 2012 4:32 am


Originally Posted by mtkeller (Post 18977856)
The domestic birds are just 767-300, equipment code 763. The international birds are 767-300ERs, equipment code 767. EF shows 767 with six rows of 2-2-2 seating in the forward cabin.

These are probably just the 767s that are used on some of the seasonal routes to/from Europe (or seasonal upgauges from the 757s). It seems to show that DL has excess 767s during the winter months, but I hope this doesn't slow the reconfigurations.

Now is DL would once again operate the old NW A330 nonstop MSP-HNL that people loved so much.

AA_EXP09 Jul 22, 2012 7:57 am

Are these 763 like the ones AC use?

3Cforme Jul 22, 2012 8:17 am

In that they're -300ERs generally from the late 90s and early 2000s? Yes.

Here's a seat map from the lie-flat config DL 767-300ER.

http://www.delta.com/planning_reserv...r76L/index.jsp

Here's the more common BE recliner seat.

http://www.delta.com/planning_reserv...00er/index.jsp

The mistaken impression that Delta had scheduled non-ER 300s with domestic First seating was corrected up-thread.

flying_q Jul 22, 2012 8:46 am

I wonder how they will structure the awards.

It's a pretty strong alternative to the A330 ATL-HNL J product for those on the east coast. JFK-LAX-HNL would give you cradles all the way to HNL.

Buckshot Jul 22, 2012 8:49 am


Originally Posted by MSPeconomist (Post 18978291)
Now is DL would once again operate the old NW A330 nonstop MSP-HNL that people loved so much.

Here, here! I'm currently going MSP-ATL-HNL when I have to make this trip. And that 0520 MSP departure is painful.

MSPeconomist Jul 22, 2012 10:02 am


Originally Posted by Buckshot (Post 18979093)
Here, here! I'm currently going MSP-ATL-HNL when I have to make this trip. And that 0520 MSP departure is painful.

That's horrid. Can you do MSP-ATL the day before and maybe stay in an airport hotel?

Spiff Jul 22, 2012 11:21 am


Originally Posted by MSPeconomist (Post 18979431)
That's horrid. Can you do MSP-ATL the day before and maybe stay in an airport hotel?

I'd rather wake up at OMG'clock than deal with the TSA an extra time. No hotel expense, either.

readywhenyouare Jul 22, 2012 12:12 pm

This is great news. A good premium product on Boeing equipment.

Buckshot Jul 22, 2012 12:22 pm


Originally Posted by MSPeconomist (Post 18979431)
That's horrid. Can you do MSP-ATL the day before and maybe stay in an airport hotel?

I have given that some thought but so far have opted for the early out of MSP as it is one less night away from home. Still beats the hell out of riding a 75 with a west coast stop. I generally leave a day early so have a day in HI before I start my trip sequence. (The intercontinental biz jet I fly is sometimes booked solid flying around the western US and/or pacific and since we are limited in flight time by FAR, it is less expensive to swap crews than move the airplane back to base.)

MSPeconomist Jul 22, 2012 12:25 pm


Originally Posted by Spiff (Post 18979819)
I'd rather wake up at OMG'clock than deal with the TSA an extra time. No hotel expense, either.

I stay up for very early flights.

jacksafar Jul 22, 2012 12:47 pm

Someone has to compete with HA's shiny new A330's on the LAX-HNL. A 753 just doesn't cut it. I wish they'd throw a 763ER on the SEA-HNL. ;)

Mrp Alert Jul 22, 2012 8:13 pm


Originally Posted by jacksafar (Post 18980229)
Someone has to compete with HA's shiny new A330's on the LAX-HNL. A 753 just doesn't cut it. I wish they'd throw a 763ER on the SEA-HNL. ;)

HA 330 is a recliner product; DL is lie flat.


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