CES, the most important global tech event, is scheduled for January 2023, and to make it easier for tech enthusiasts to attend the conference, Delta Air Lines will fly from 16 U.S. cities and three international hubs to Las Vegas. offers additional flights. .

The addition of over 300 flights represents an estimated 50% more seats than the regular Las Vegas schedule in January. Delta will add about 23,000 seats to flights to and from Las Vegas from Jan. 3-4 and he from Jan. 7-9. This includes his more than 5,800 seats in the airline’s four premium cabins.

The CES conference only runs January 5-8 and 9-12, but Delta will make sure all attendees get a flight to Las Vegas. said Joe Esposito, senior vice president of network planning.

“After two years of virtual programming, we know that CES attendees look forward to meeting in person. We look forward to a safe and reliable flight to and from Las Vegas in 2020.”

Delta is known for adding seats and flights for important global events to meet passenger demand.Photo: Joe Kunzler | Simple Flying

MORE FLIGHTS, MORE CITIES

Domestically, Delta will operate additional flights to Las Vegas on inbound and outbound conference days from eight hubs in the United States. The airline also offers non-stop service from cities to which Delta does not otherwise serve Las Vegas, including Austin, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Orange County, San Diego and San Jose.

International customers can take daily flights from Amsterdam, London, Paris, Incheon and Mexico City operated by Delta and Delta’s partner airlines. All Delta-operated international flights offer four cabin experiences: Delta One, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort+ and Main Cabin.

Passengers on these additional flights will also have access to onboard Wi-Fi alongside Delta Studio. You can also enjoy fresh, premium food and drink options from small businesses, global suppliers, and brands led by women and LGBTQ+.

Delta also plans to operate more Airbus A321neo fleets on more routes.Photo: Airbus

Conclusion

While the seat additions are primarily for the CES conference, it’s clear that airlines are rapidly ramping up their winter flight schedules. The Las Vegas enhancement comes after Delta Air Lines announced the resumption of non-stop flights from Los Angeles to Haneda, adding a second Seoul service to complement its existing daily service. SkyTeam member airlines It will be very interesting to see what route enhancements the company brings next.