DL28
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DL28 is a Delta Air Lines flight operating between New York (JFK) and Nice, France. The route began service on July 8, 2025, and operates three times per week on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Flight Details
- DL28 JFK to NCE: Departs New York at 7:39 PM, arrives in Nice at 10:00 AM the next day (14h 21m).
- DL29 NCE to JFK: Departs Nice at 12:00 PM, arrives in New York at 3:00 PM (13h 00m).đź”—
Aircraft and Configuration
- Operated by a Boeing 767-400.
- Seating: 34 Delta One, 20 Delta Premium Select, 28 Delta Comfort+, and 156 Economy seats.
Service and Route Context
- Part of Delta’s 2025 summer seasonal expansion to Europe, including new routes to Dublin and seasonal service to Paris and Amsterdam.
- The flight is part of Delta’s broader fleet renewal strategy, which includes a pending order for Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners to replace older widebodies.
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