Delta stopping service to LNK again

Delta Airlines is indefinitely suspending services to the Lincoln Airport beginning next month.

December 9, 2021Updated: December 9, 2021

By News Channel Nebraska

LINCOLN, Neb. -- Delta Airlines is indefinitely suspending services to the Lincoln Airport beginning next month.

The Lincoln Airport previously lost Delta service in July 2020 due to low pandemic numbers, but it returned in May 2021.

The latest data from October shows more than 4,300 passengers used Delta at the Lincoln Airport.

United Airlines currently offers flights to Chicago and Denver from LNK.

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