Delta Add Pittsburgh to Boston Flights

Delta airlines launched new service between Pittsburgh International Airport and Boston Logan International Airport on April 1 with three daily nonstop flights. tickets can be booked at Delta.com.

Delta’s new flights depart Pittsburgh at 7 a.m., Noon, and 5:40 p.m., while the return flights arrive here at 11:30 a.m., 5:05 p.m., and 10:09 p.m.

The PIT BOS flights will be operated with 50-seat Bombardier CRJ-200 regional jets.

The new service will bring Delta’s Pittsburgh schedule to 36 flights daily to eight destinations this spring, including its nonstop Paris service.
Delta’s schedule to Boston is as follows:
Flight DL 4191 departs Pittsburgh at 7 am, arrives in Boston at 9 am
Flight DL 4235 departs Pittsburgh at 12 pm, arrives in Boston at 2 pm
Flight DL 4281 departs Pittsburgh at 5:40 pm, arrives in Boston at 7:40 pm
Flight DL 4235 departs Boston at 9:30 am, arrives in Pittsburgh at 11:30 am
Flight DL 4281 departs Boston at 3:05 pm, arrives in Pittsburgh at 5:05 pm
Flight DL 4190 departs Boston at 8:10, arrives in Pittsburgh at 10:09 pm

Additionally, Pittsburgh air travelers can also consider using this route as an easy way to get to London. In March, Delta is launching nonstop Boston to London-Heathrow air service.

“Boston is a very important business market and Delta’s entry means more frequency and choices for our customers,” said Glenn Mahone, Board Chairman of the Allegheny County Airport Authority.
“Our new nonstop service to Boston illustrates Delta’s ongoing commitment to Pittsburgh, as well as our strategy of connecting important business markets for our customers worldwide,” said Wayne Aaron, Delta’s vice president – Marketing Programs and Distribution Strategy. “In addition, our new service will offer convenient connecting flights for Pittsburgh customers traveling to London, when we begin our nonstop service between Boston and London-Heathrow in March. And Delta continues to offer the only nonstop service to Europe from Pittsburgh, with our flights to Paris expanding to daily service this summer.”