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The US airline confirmed this week that it will launch a service between Los Angeles and Omaha this autumn. The new daily service from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to Omaha’s Eppley Airfield (OMA) will start on November 10th and will be operated by Delta Connection carrier Compass Airlines using a 76-seat Embraer E-175 aircraft. The plane will be configured with 12 sears in First Class, 20 seats in Delta Comfort+ and 44 seats in Main Cabin.
“Los Angeles is one of the most popular destinations in the world and we are excited that this fall, Delta Air Lines is adding a new route between the Midwest and Southern California,” said Samson Mengistu, Chief Operating Officer, Los Angeles World Airports. “When visitors from Omaha arrive in Los Angeles, they will find our signature weather, a welcoming spirit and a singularly “LA” experience starting the moment they step off their plane at LAX.”
“The Los Angeles basin has always been a popular destination for business and leisure travellers in Omaha,” said Steve McCoy, Director of Air Service & Business Development for the Omaha Airport Authority. “Delta Air Lines’ continued growth at Eppley Airfield is a good reflection of Omaha’s expanding population, economic strength, and propensity to travel.”
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