Delta to temporarily suspend flights between New York and Bogota
Delta Air Lines will temporarily suspend flights between New York JFK and Bogota (Colombia) starting October 27, 2024, according to the airline’s website.
The route currently operates one daily flight, departing New York at 13:55 and arriving in Bogota at 18:45 (local time). From the Colombian capital it takes off at 23:40, landing at JFK Airport at 06:29 the following day (local time). The last flight will depart on October 26.
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According to the airline’s website, Delta would resume the route as of January 28, 2025.
The company will maintain unchanged its flights on the Atlanta-Bogota and Atlanta-Cartagena routes.
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