Delta Offering Interesting Flight This Winter Out of Bozeman

We know seasonal flights exist, but this flight has an odd availability.

Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport

Would you take this flight?

The Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport has been making a lot of news lately.

New and returning flights from Alaska, JetBlue, and Allegiant have been making the rounds, not including what is happening inside the airport.

The Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport plans on spending between $140 to $180 million to improve the area in the next few years.

The improvements include new terminals, baggage claims, and shopping areas.

The Bozeman Airport is the premier place for folks traveling.

The airport sees over two million travelers yearly, and those numbers are rising.

Why?

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Bozeman is the hub of world-class ski resorts, Yellowstone, and Montana. Many folks in Big Sky Country will drive hours to fly out of Bozeman because the flights are more affordable.

Some of the most popular flights out of Bozeman are seasonal fights.

Bozeman Airport's Seasonal Flights

Most folks know about the wide range of seasonal flights the Bozeman Airport supports during the summer, but the winter seasonal flights have been getting praise lately.

Winter seasonal flights are becoming massive hits, with locals wanting to escape the cold Montana weather.

Long-standing seasonal destinations like New York, Boston, and Burbank have been popular among Montanans, but some new flights are coming this winter.

Flights to Boise, Washington D.C., and San Diego are new for this upcoming winter.

A new flight is coming, but there are some weird details about this flight.

Delta Adding Boston Flight To Bozeman

The Points Guy reports Delta will add a new seasonal flight at the Bozeman Airport this winter.

Delta will be adding a cross-country flight to Boston.

This new route will operate during peak winter and summer seasons in Bozeman.

The oddest part about this announcement is the dates of this route.

The flight starts on December 21st, 2024, and will end on January 5th, 2025. The route will start again on February 15th, 2025, and end on March 31st.

Why would you have a flight run for less than two weeks to bring it back a month later?

It doesn't make sense, but we aren't a billion-dollar airline. They might know something we don't.

This route is similar to the JetBlue Mint Service starting up this winter.

Will this new Delta route be a hit? We will find out in a few months.