Virgin/delta summer 2020 schedule

Virgin/Delta Summer 2020 Schedule


 This post details the Virgin Atlantic And Delta summer schedule changes from Manchester, as of 11th Sept 2019. Further changes are likely.

 Atlanta

 VS109 MAN 1050 ATL 1455 A333 Thu/Fri
VS109 MAN 1105 ATL 1455 A333 Mon/Wed/Sat/Sun
VS109 MAN 1355 ATL 1800 A333 Tue

 VS110 ATL 1750 MAN 0650 A333 Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun
VS110 ATL 1750 MAN 0700 A333 Thu/Fri
VS110 ATL 2055 MAN 1005 A333 Tue

 Boston

 DL114 BOS 2200 MAN 0930 B752 Daily
DL115 MAN 1130 BOS 1400 B752 Daily

 Bridgetown

 VS77 MAN 1405 BGI 1800 A332 Wed/Sat
VS78 BGI 1915 MAN 0825 B744 Fri*
VS78 BGI 2005 MAN 0935 A332 Wed/Sat
*need to check what this flight is as there is no corresponding outbound departure.

 Orlando International

 VS75 MAN 0955 MCO 1355 B744 Daily ex Fri
VS73 MAN 1110 MCO 1510 B744 Daily ex Sun

 VS76 MCO 1700 MAN 0605 B744 Daily ex Fri
VS74 MCO 1900 MAN 0805 B744 Daily ex Sun

 Manchester-Las Vegas sees no change at 4 weekly A332
Manchester-Los Angeles sees no change at 3 weekly A332
Manchester-New York JFK sees no change at Daily B744

 Overall, 3 B744 1 A333 And 2 A332 bases for summer 2020 and 43 weekly flights operate at this time, compared to 37 weekly flights this summer.

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