MIAMI — Delta Air Lines will begin twice daily nonstop flights between Seattle and Calgary as well as four daily flights between Seattle and Spokane this November. This latest expansion of Delta’s nascent hub at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport represents yet another step in Delta’s development of its own domestic and regional feed as the partnership with Alaska Airlines continues to erode.

Flights to both Calgary and Spokane will begin November 3rd with flight schedules as follow:

Flight Number Origin Destination Depart Arrive Aircraft
4581 Seattle Spokane 0650 0750 CRJ-700
4709 Seattle Spokane 1000 1100 CRJ-700
4747 Seattle Spokane 1335 1435 CRJ-700
4758 Seattle Spokane 1730 1830 CRJ-700
4581 Spokane Seattle 0825 0925 CRJ-700
4740 Spokane Seattle 1000 1100 CRJ-700
4747 Spokane Seattle 1525 1625 CRJ-700
4758 Spokane Seattle 1905 2005 CRJ-700
5729 Seattle Calgary 1130 1355 E175
5741 Seattle Calgary 1940 2205 E175
5729 Calgary Seattle 0725 0800 E175
5755 Calgary Seattle 1155 1230 E175

 

Calgary and Spokane will become Delta’s 27th and 28th destinations respectively. Delta will face competition to Spokane from Alaska Airlines, who operates 16 flights per day in the market with a mix of Horizon Air Bombardier Q400 turboprops and mainline Boeing 737s and for most of the day has departures every hour on the hour. Alaska also operates four flights per day using the Q400 between Seattle and Calgary, while Air Canada Express operates double daily flights on the route seasonally during the summer using a CRJ-200 and CRJ-700

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