Delta drops seven nonstop routes from Minneapolis hub amid weak demand
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Delta Air Lines eliminated seven nonstop flights from Minneapolis‑St. Paul International Airport this year, with three routes cut in April and four in September.
The April cancellations ended service to St. Maarten, Mazatlán and Tulum, citing lower‑than‑expected passenger demand and strong competition from low‑cost carriers, while the September cuts removed flights to Williston, Marquette, Great Falls and Wilmington, attributing the moves to weaker‑than‑usual demand and a broader consolidation to stronger hub locations; Delta will now serve Great Falls via Salt Lake City and Marquette via Detroit, and the Williston route ends permanently after failing to achieve financial stability despite up to $2.7 million in subsidies.