Austinites will soon be able to fly directly to Fayetteville, Arkansas beginning in March.
The overview
Delta Air Lines announced the new nonstop destination on Nov. 3. This is the latest domestic expansion for Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and the first nonstop connection between Central Texas and the state of Arkansas, according to an ABIA news release.
“This new direct route is another example of Delta’s continued investment in Austin and our commitment to making it easier for Austinites to get where they want to go as we continue growing alongside this important community," Luis Guitart, Austin-based Regional Sales Manager at Delta Air Lines, said in the release.
At a glance
Fayetteville, Arkansas is home to The University of Arkansas and is located in the Ozark Mountains.
Travelers can discover national parks and outdoor adventures such as exploring the Ozark or Ouachita Mountains, fishing Arkansas’ numerous lakes, or venturing toward Hot Springs, according to the release.
Going forward
Tickets are on sale today at www.delta.com.
"This route gives Central Texas travelers a direct connection to Fayetteville and the incredible experiences that await in Arkansas, while creating new opportunities for tourism, business, and stronger connections between our communities," ABIA CEO Ghizlane Badawi said in the release. "It also reflects the strength of our partnership with Delta and the continued growth of [ABIA] as a gateway connecting Central Texas to more destinations across the country and around the world.”
