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Delta April 2003 Worldwide Timetable Airline Listing AA American Airlines KL KLM Royal Dutch Airlines AC Air Canada LH Deutsche Lufthansa AG AF Air France LW Pacific Wings, L.L.C AM Aeromexico Aerovias NH All Nippon Airways de Mexico S.A. de C.V. OS Austrian Airlines AG dba Austrian AS Alaska Airlines PD Porter Airlines Inc. AV Aerovias del Continente Americano QR Qatar Airways (Q.C.S.C.) S.A. AVIANCA SA South African Airways B6 Jetblue Airways Corporation SK Scandinavian Airlines System BA British Airways SN Brussels Airlines N.V. CM Compania Panamena SU Aeroflot Russian Airlines de Aviacion, S.A. (COPA) SV Saudi Arabian Airlines DL Delta Air Lines, Inc. SY MN Airlines LLC EK Emirates TK Turkish Airlines, Inc. ET Ethiopian Airlines Enterprise UA United Airlines, Inc. EY Etihad Airways US US Airways F9 Frontier Airlines, Inc. VS Virgin Atlantic Airways Limited FI Icelandair VX Virgin America Inc. FL AirTran Airways, Inc. WN Southwest Airlines KE Korean Air Lines Co. Ltd. DOMESTIC DOMESTIC Stops/ Stops/ Stops/ Stops/ Depart/Arrive Flight Equip Via Freq Depart/Arrive Flight Equip Via Freq Depart/Arrive Flight Equip Via Freq Depart/Arrive Flight Equip Via Freq AKRON/CANTON, OH (CAK) To AKRON/CANTON, OH (CAK) From AKRON/CANTON, OH (CAK) To ALBUQUERQUE, NM (cont) From ALBUQUERQUE, NM (cont) From Dulles To Dulles From Dulles (cont) To Dulles (cont) 1 40p 5 05p US4585* CR7 1 X6 Consult Your Travel Representative 8 35a 12 42p UA980/UA3855* DEN 7 7 30a 3 48p UA5924*/UA723 IAH 6 Operated By US Airways Express - PSA Airlines Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express From National To National 12 21p 4 37p UA1164/UA3857* DEN 6 8 15a 7 02p UA6234*/UA269 SFO 23 9 05p 10 22p US4747* CRJ 0 6 6 25a 7 47a US4626* CRJ 0 Daily Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express Operated By US Airways Express - PSA Airlines Operated By US Airways Express - PSA Airlines 12 25p 4 46p UA251/UA4088* IAH 6 8 17a 1 47p UA1474 738 0 14 9 15p 10 32p US4747* CRJ 0 X6 7 30a 11 00a US4757* CRJ 1 X17 Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express 8 17a 1 47p UA1642 738 0 5 Operated By US Airways Express - PSA Airlines Operated By US Airways Express - PSA Airlines 2 53p 7 16p UA5566* CR7 1 2 10 12a 6 00p UA4923*/UA1672 DEN 6 7 30a 11 00a US4757* CRJ 1 1 Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express Operated By US Airways Express - PSA Airlines Plane change enroute 10 13a 5 58p UA4923*/UA1153 DEN 135 Plane change enroute 2 55p 7 30p DL3401*/DL924 MSP 7 Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express ALBANY, NY (ALB) Operated By Endeavor Air DBA Delta Connection 10 15a 3 45p UA1716 738 0 3 To ALBANY, NY (ALB) From ALBANY, NY (ALB) 2 57p 7 21p UA4385*/UA5246* IAH 7 10 15a 3 45p UA1024 738 0 2 From Dulles To Dulles Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express 10 35a 6 15p AA1467/AA1425 DFW X6 12 24p 1 52p UA3901* DH4 0 6 5 30a 7 10a UA3899* DH4 0 X67 Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express 10 50a 7 25p UA3819*/UA1401 IAH 6 Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express 4 00p 8 35p DL2015/DL1617 ATL X6 Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express 12 28p 1 56p UA3901* DH4 0 X6 5 30a 7 10a UA3879* DH4 0 67 4 20p 9 20p AA1355/AA1285 DFW X6 11 35a 8 10p AA1662/AA2292 DFW 6 Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express 4 56p 11 23p UA312/UA6474* LAX X67 12 35p 10 15p AA2575*/AA144 LAX Daily 5 21p 6 51p UA3867* DH4 0 23 5 55a 11 31a UA3261* ERJ 1 7 Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express Operated By SkyWest Airlines As American Eagle Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express 5 40p 8 01p UA1620 738 0 3 1 17p 8 35p UA3855*/UA1282 DEN 3 5 21p 6 51p UA3899* DH4 0 67 Plane change enroute 5 40p 8 01p UA1259 738 0 4 Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express 2 27p 4 07p UA3901* DH4 0 6 5 40p 8 01p UA112 738 0 5 1 25p 8 59p DL1071/DL6199* ATL 6 5 31p 6 49p UA3726* CR7 0 145 Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express 5 40p 8 01p UA1694 738 0 7 Operated By Gojet Airlines DBA Delta Connection Operated By Mesa Airlines DBA United Express 2 31p 4 11p UA3901* DH4 0 X6 5 40p 8 01p UA1073 738 0 1 2 35p 10 18p UA3468*/UA6277* ORD 6 8 15p 10 58p UA3820* ERJ 1 7 Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express 5 40p 8 01p UA1090 738 0 2 Operated By Shuttle America DBA United Express Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express 7 24p 8 53p UA3726* CR7 0 145 5 44p 8 03p UA783 319 0 6 Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express 10 20p 11 46p UA4900* DH4 0 X67 Operated By Mesa Airlines DBA United Express 7 00p 11 20p AA1425/AA2358 DFW X6 3 20p 10 40p AA1024/AA2292 DFW X6 Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express 7 26p 9 10p UA3867* DH4 0 23 7 08p 11 14p UA1164/UA6186* DEN 2 5 12p 12 26a† UA3857*/UA402 DEN 6 10 20p 11 46p UA3876* DH4 0 67 Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express 7 26p 9 10p UA3899* DH4 0 67 5 15p 12 48a† UA3857*/UA1085 DEN 5 Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express From National To National 7 30p 6 30a† AA2918*/AA74 LAX X6 9 55a 11 22a US4694* CRJ 0 7 5 16a 6 55a US3333* E75 0 X67 Operated By American Eagle Operated By US Airways Express - PSA Airlines Operated By US Airways Express - Republic Airlines From National To National 10 00a 11 25a US3436* E70 0 X67 6 15a 7 55a US3933* CRJ 0 6 5 45a 10 19a UA1012/UA4505* IAH 2 6 00a 2 03p DL1452/DL2338 ATL 6 Operated By US Airways Express - Republic Airlines Operated By US Airways Express - Air Wisconsin Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express 6 11a 2 18p UA4507*/UA404 IAH 7 10 00a 11 25a US3228* E70 0 6 7 50a 9 30a US3933* CRJ 0 X67 6 00a 9 55a AA175/AA1467 DFW X6 Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express Operated By US Airways Express - Republic Airlines Operated By US Airways Express - Air Wisconsin 7 30a 12 35p AA1409/AA4303* ORD X23 7 25a 3 25p AA1362/AA176 DFW X6 3 15p 4 35p US3212* E70 0 X67 7 50a 9 31a US3234* E75 0 6 Operated By Republic Airlines As American Eagle 7 35a 3 10p AA4245*/AA4316* ORD Daily Operated By US Airways Express - Republic Airlines Operated By US Airways Express - Republic Airlines 7 43a 12 01p UA1293/UA5241* ORD 7 Operated By Republic Airlines As American Eagle 3 15p 4 35p US3397* E70 0 7 9 15a 10 54a US3933* CRJ 0 7 Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express 8 15a 3 55p WN3229 73W 1 X6 Operated By US Airways Express - Republic Airlines Operated By US Airways Express - Air Wisconsin 7 59a 12 34p DL1426/DL1071 ATL 6 8 55a 4 56p UA4183*/UA260 IAH 2 7 25p 8 47p US3996* CRJ 0 X6 11 50a 1 25p US4694* CRJ 0 7 8 15a 3 55p UA1662/UA6416* SFO X67 Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express Operated By US Airways Express - Air Wisconsin Operated By US Airways Express - PSA Airlines Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express 10 50a 6 25p UA3832*/UA1423 IAH 5 8 25p 9 46p US3212* E70 0 6 11 55a 1 26p US3351* E70 0 X67 8 30a 12 42p UA1220/UA3855* DEN 6 Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express Operated By US Airways Express - Republic Airlines Operated By US Airways Express - Republic Airlines Operated By Republic Airlines DBA United Express 11 35a 7 35p AA1662/AA376 DFW X6 11 00p 12 22a† US3392* E75 0 X6 11 55a 1 26p US3265* E70 0 6 9 05a 1 25p AA1465/AA163 DFW X6 12 36p 7 56p UA5241*/UA1131 ORD 124 Operated By US Airways Express - Republic Airlines Operated By US Airways Express - Republic Airlines 11 59a 4 46p UA1426/UA4088* IAH 2 Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express 5 09p 6 50p US3417* E70 0 X6 Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express 1 10p 9 40p AA4303*/AA2284 ORD 6 Operated By US Airways Express - Republic Airlines 2 30p 7 27p DL3572*/DL1784 MSP 6 Operated By Republic Airlines As American Eagle ALBUQUERQUE, NM (ABQ) Operated By Endeavor Air DBA Delta Connection 1 25p 9 05p DL1071/DL1738 ATL 6 To ALBUQUERQUE, NM (ABQ) From ALBUQUERQUE, NM (ABQ) 2 55p 6 55p AA2259/AA1203 DFW Daily 2 05p 10 10p AA163/AA1188 DFW X6 From Dulles To Dulles 4 00p 8 32p DL1841/DL1617 ATL 6 2 35p 10 26p UA3468*/UA1705 ORD 6 5 42a 10 19a UA5214*/UA4505* IAH 4 6 00a 11 29a UA782 319 0 7 4 36p 9 46p DL832/DL4499* SLC 6 Operated By Shuttle America DBA United Express Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express 6 00a 11 30a UA1709 738 0 6 Operated By SkyWest DBA Delta Connection 3 20p 11 05p AA1024/AA1432 DFW X6 Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express 6 01a 1 52p UA4971*/UA1175 DEN 7 4 45p 9 10p WN444 73W 1 X6 5 05p 12 35a† AA2458/AA1018 DFW X236 7 47a 12 35p DL2158/DL780 ATL X6 Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express 5 48p 10 27p UA210/UA4093* IAH 2 8 02a 12 01p UA366/UA5241* ORD X136 6 05a 4 58p UA6234*/UA400 SFO 6 Operated By Expressjet Airlines DBA United Express Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express 6 25p 11 20p AA2237/AA2358 DFW X6 8 25a 3 55p UA492/UA6416* SFO 6 6 55a 5 00p AA3655*/AA76 LAX 7 7 10p 11 10p AA4244*/AA4255* ORD Daily Operated By SkyWest DBA United Express Operated By American Eagle Operated By Republic Airlines As American Eagle 7 25a 3 40p AA1362/AA1355 DFW Daily Continued on next page Continued on next page 2 FLIGHTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE MARCH 2014 X-EXCEPT 1-MONDAY 2-TUESDAY 3-WEDNESDAY 4-THURSDAY 5-FRIDAY 6-SATURDAY 7-SUNDAY 3 BOLD TYPE DENOTES NONSTOP SERVICE * DENOTES
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