Second Winter Season with Delta Flying In!
Sunday, October 11th, 2009
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AIR SERVICES RECOMMENCE MID-DECEMBER
The world’s largest airline and Canada’s newest international airport announced today that winter flights between Salt Lake City, Utah and Cranbrook, British Columbia are set to continue in December. Delta Air Lines will be flying into the Canadian Rockies International Airport three times a week starting on December 19th with the service running through March 28, 2010.
This is the second year of the highly successful service that saw the spectacular Kootenay Rockies Region of British Columbia and all of its world-class ski and outdoor adventure offerings made easily accessible to virtually every major city in the United States. American travelers can leave their homes in the morning and have lunch on the slopes of Kimberley Alpine Resort within hours! For Canadians traveling south, Salt Lake City is less than two hours away, where connections to any of Delta’s 500 destinations are convenient and economical. The Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday flights will depart Salt Lake at 11:10 AM and return from Canadian Rockies International at 1:50 PM and feature the comfortable 50-seat, CRJ 100 jet aircraft.Tickets can be booked through any travel agent or online at www.Delta.com.
“This is an opportunity for winter sports enthusiasts from all over the United States to enjoy an experience of a lifetime” said Chris Dadson, President of the Kootenay Rockies Tourism Association. “The region boasts eight alpine ski resorts, thirty heli-ski and snowcat lodges, four National Parks and the best scenery in Canada.”
The Delta service to the traditional vacation escapes of Las Vegas, Phoenix and Los Angeles has made travel from the Kootenay Rockies quicker and more convenient than ever before. Highly competitive fares and great connections make traveling to the southern USA out of Cranbrook the most sensible vacationing option. With Delta taking reservations now, the flights will fill quickly.
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Canadian Rockies International Airport (Photo by Carl Lyle) |