ATLANTA - Delta Air Lines Inc. said Wednesday it plans to add flights to a number of international destinations because of strong demand expected this summer.
One additional weekly flight will be added on each of the following routes, beginning in early June: New York to Cape Town, South Africa, via Dakar, Senegal; New York to Malaga, Spain; New York to Paris' Orly airport; and Atlanta to Venice, Italy.
The carrier will also add a second flight five times weekly between Atlanta and Sao Paulo, Brazil, from June 15 to Aug. 15.
The Cape Town and Sao Paolo routes are subject to government approval.
In addition, Delta said it plans to start service between New York and Lyon, France, on June 3 instead of July 15, as originally planned.
Delta and other traditional U.S. carriers have been shifting more of their planes to international routes, where typically command higher fares than domestic flights.
"These changes point to the success of our international strategy and the public response for the broad reach of our international network," Glen Hauenstein, executive vice president for network and revenue management, said in a statement.
Delta also said it will postpone the launch of flights between New York and Nairobi, Kenya, until Dec. 8 "due to current market conditions."
Kenya, a once-stable African nation, has been racked by deadly violence since late December. On Tuesday, national flagship Kenya Airways suspended flights between Nairobi and Paris because of dwindling passengers.
Delta also plans to delay the launch of its New York to Lagos, Nigeria, route until Dec. 11.
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