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Routes: SFO expands AirTrain + Southwest, United, Delta, Avelo, airport lounges, more Jim Glab FacebookTwitterEmail An aerial view of the International Terminal at San Francisco International Airport.Michael H/Getty Images In the latest news, San Francisco International has extended its AirTrain system to long-term parking garages and has opened another COVID-19 testing facility; Southwest will add a pair of San Jose routes in June; United grows at Fresno; Delta will kick abusive passengers out of its SkyMiles program, and the FAA issues more heavy fines on unruly travelers; the EU urges memb...

Delta will add Premium Select cabins on additional Airbus A330 and Boeing 767 aircraft. Delta will add premium economy cabins to portions of its Boeing 767-300 and Airbus A330 fleets.  Retrofits will begin this month on 767s and will last through May of next year. A330 upgrades will begin in July and last through June.  According to the website SeatGuru, Delta currently offers Premium Select seating on Boeing 777s, Airbus A350s, Boeing 767-400s and Airbus A330-900neos. The carrier said it will add Premium Select to 19 767-300s. Delta's 767-300 fleet currently comprises 37 in-service and par...

MIAMI – Delta Air Lines (DL), by retrofitting its Boeing 767 and Airbus A330 fleets, is giving more seating options to its customers as the carrier is continuing to rebuild its global reach for 2021 with new routes to Iceland and Greece. According to a press release, DL is expanding its Premium Select seating arrangement to more aircraft starting from Spring 2021, starting with a retrofit of the Boeing 767-300 aircraft during the current month, to be followed by the Airbus 330 fleet in mid-July, with the aim to offer this product in time for summer peak travel. Delta Premium Select Cabin �...

As the pandemic continues to severely impact the aviation industry, there are emerging signs that some airlines are once again getting ready to spend money on product enhancements and aircraft refurbishments. The latest indicator comes from Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines and is a bit of a surprise to industry observers. On Tuesday, Delta announced a restart to widebody aircraft modifications, specifically honing in on its aging Boeing 767-300ER and Airbus A330 fleets. Both of these aircraft types feature older generations of Delta’s business class seats. While the A330 fleet carries dated he...

The fleet modifications will give customers more options for seating as Delta rebuilds its global reach in 2021