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Delta Air Lines is celebrating its 20th anniversary serving Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala and Panama this month. Two decades ago, Delta took its first steps in what has grown to be one of the most important operations in the Americas, connecting customers to its extensive network across the U.S. and the world.
Since 1998, nearly 11 million passengers have flown Delta to and from the four Central American nations:
- Costa Rica: 4 million
- El Salvador: 2 million
- Guatemala: 3.3 million
- Panama: 1.5 million.
Delta’s journey in the region started with the goal of providing greater connectivity to these countries. Together, Delta people began to build a footprint of excellence, diversity, and integrity that has shaped our culture throughout the years.
Currently, Delta offers an average of 15 daily flights to the region.
- Costa Rica: Daily flights connecting San Jose with Atlanta and Los Angeles, and daily flights connecting Liberia with Atlanta along with seasonal flights to Minneapolis-St. Paul.
- El Salvador: Daily flights connecting San Salvador with Atlanta and Los Angeles.
- Guatemala: Daily flights connecting Guatemala City with Los Angeles and Atlanta.
- Panama: Daily flights connecting Panama City and Atlanta.
