Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Non-Rev Travel”
Delta’s first US nonstop to Saudi Arabia launches October 23, 2026 — and bookings are soft. Here’s the real schedule, what the A350 means for your odds, why Saudia’s SV37 to Dulles is the backup nobody mentions, and what I found on my own trip to Riyadh.
Every international nonstop flight from Minneapolis-St Paul (MSP), region by region: Delta’s hub network, Sun Country’s winter leisure map, and the three Canada cities WestJet flies alone.
Every international nonstop flight from Detroit Metro (DTW), region by region: Delta’s fortress hub, WestJet’s Canada network, and the airport’s winter-only Caribbean and Mexico beach routes.
Denver has 35 international nonstops on 16 airlines, split between a dense Canada/Mexico network and a thin, heavily seasonal spread across the Caribbean, Central America, and Europe. Here’s the complete list, region by region, with the standby intel to actually use it.
Delta ends Atlanta–St. Vincent flights after September 5, 2026, walking away from the nonstop route less than nine months after launching it. The airline confirmed that date as the final flight, and unlike a typical seasonal pause, the route will not return this winter as originally scheduled for December 19. For nonrevs who’ve built the Saturday Caribbean bank into their …
