Now that you can hear a solar eclipse, why not see one from 30,000-feet in the sky aboard Delta flight 1218? It’s set to take off on April 8, 2024 from Austin at 12:15 p.m. CT and land in Detroit at 4:20 p.m. ET, giving passengers aboard the best chance of seeing the solar eclipse.
If you can’t make that flight, here are some alternate routes on the same day: DL 5699 / DTW-HPN (2:59 pm EST departure, ERJ-175), DL 924 / LAX-DFW (8:40 am PST departure, A320), DL 2869 / LAX-SAT (9:00 am PST departure, A319), DL 1001 / SLC-SAT (10:08 am MST departure, A220-300), and DL 1683 / SLC-AUS (9:55 am MST departure, A320).
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The April 8 eclipse is the last total eclipse we’ll see over North America until 2044. This eclipse will last more than twice as long as the one that occurred in 2017, and the path is nearly twice as wide,” said Warren Weston, Delta Air Lines Lead Meteorologist.
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