It re-entered service in June and has since been operating varying routes, including New York-JFK to Los Angeles, Atlanta to Salt Lake City and Atlanta to Buenos Aires.ĭelta expects to have 19 of its Boeing 767-300s retrofitted by the end of May 2022, so it’s likely that other routes will also receive a similar upgauge in the coming months. You’ll also notice some improvements across the plane’s three cabins, including snazzy mood lighting, a new welcome area and refreshed lavatories.ĭelta’s retrofit program for the 767-300 began earlier this year with one jet, registered N178DZ, getting the interior overhaul in Kansas City, Missouri. Related: First look at Delta’s first retrofitted Boeing 767 with snazzy new cabins The plush memory foam cushions and power outlets at each row should make it easier to relax in the back. Delta One on the retrofitted 767-300 (Photo by Zach Griff/The Points Guy) Though the Delta One biz cabin didn’t get a major product overhaul on the retrofitted 767, the finishes have been updated with comfier (and visually appealing) cushions. Delta Premium Select on the Boeing 767-300 (Photo by Zach Griff/The Points Guy)ĭelta is already selling the Premium Select cabin on the two aforementioned Boston routes, with round-trip fares starting at $1,800, and award redemptions hovering around 230,000 SkyMiles. You can expect generous recliners with leg rests, oversized tray tables, upgraded inflight entertainment screens and a refined food and beverage service in Delta’s take on premium economy.

Want more airline-specific news? Sign up for TPG’s free new biweekly Aviation newsletter! The most notable improvement is the introduction of an 18-seat Premium Select cabin, offering a more exclusive product priced between coach and business. The retrofitted 767-300 is a big upgrade compared to the legacy version.

Over the weekend, the airline scheduled the first permanent routes for its retrofitted Boeing 767-300, according to Cirium schedules and confirmed by the airline.īeginning on June 2, flights between Boston (BOS) and Lisbon (LIS) will be operated by the new configuration of the 767-300, internally referred to as “76K.” On July 1, the BOS to Edinburgh (EDI) will also receive the plane upgrade. Boston is the big winner in Delta’s latest schedule update.

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