Delta Air Lines is adding five non-hub daily routes from Austin and Las Vegas in October and New York-LaGuardia in December per The Points Guy:
Austin – Orlando (October 9)
Las Vegas – Austin (October 9)
Las Vegas – Sacramento (October 9)
Las Vegas – San Diego (October 9)
New York-LGA – Nassau (December 16)
Top Copyright Photo: Delta Air Lines Airbus A321-271NX WL N503DZ (msn 10974) SEA (Brian Worthington). Image: 960900.
Delta Air Lines aircraft photo gallery (Airbus):
Delta Air Lines (Atlanta) is adding two new Colombian routes from its Atlanta hub. Starting on December 19, per Airline Route, the carrier will launch a new route from Atlanta to Cartagena (three days a week with Boeing 737-800s) and Atlanta to Medellin (daily flights with Boeing 737-700s).
In addition, the airline is also commencing Boeing 717 service from Los Angeles to Sacramento on June 4.
Copyright Photo: Michael B. Ing/AirlinersGallery.com. Boeing 737-832 N3758Y (msn 30814) climbs away from the runway at Los Angeles International Airport.
Delta Air Lines aircraft slide show (current livery only): 
AeroMexico (Mexico City) has announced the beginning of its new service from Mexico City to the cities of Ontario and Sacramento, California, starting on April 5 and 6 of this year, respectively.
AeroMexico will operate four weekly flights to Ontario and three weekly flights to Sacramento, operated with Boeing 737 jet airliners with 124 passenger seats — 12 in Clase Premier, the AeroMexico Business Class Cabin:
These flights are in addition to the five weekly flights to Sacramento and four weekly flights to Ontario that AM currently offers from Guadalajara.
AeroMexico currently operates 10 different routes serving five destinations in California.
Copyright Photo: Bruce Drum/AirlinersGallery.com. Boeing 737-752 N908AM (msn 30038) arrives in Las Vegas in the now old 1999 livery.
AeroMexico aircraft slide show:
Delta Air Lines (Atlanta) will launch daily nonstop service next spring from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to five new destinations in the continued expansion of its West Coast hub.
Delta’s new service will include:
Five daily flights to Denver, beginning June 4*
Four daily flights to Sacramento, Calif., beginning May 4* **
Four daily flights to Boise, Idaho, beginning May 4**
One seasonal daily flight to Ketchikan, Alaska beginning May 15**
One seasonal daily flight to Sitka, Alaska beginning May 15**
*Flight operated by Delta Connection carrier Compass Airlines
**Flight operated by Delta Connection carrier SkyWest Airlines
Delta will serve the top 15 destinations in the Western U.S. with the addition of Boise, Denver and Sacramento, while Ketchikan and Sitka complete the top five destinations in Alaska. Delta will also increase its number of daily flights from Seattle/Tacoma to Anchorage, Alaska; Atlanta; Calgary, Alberta; Detroit; Los Angeles; San Francisco and Salt Lake City.
On December 20, Delta will begin service from Seattle/Tacoma to several sun and ski destinations, including Bozeman, Mont.**; Maui, Hawaii; Palm Springs, Calif.**; Phoenix**; Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; and Tucson, Ariz.*; as well as a second daily flight to Honolulu. Additionally, Delta commenced service to Calgary** and Spokane, Wash.* **, at the beginning of November.
*Flight operated by Delta Connection carrier Compass Airlines
**Flight operated by Delta Connection carrier SkyWest Airlines
Delta currently operates 80 peak-day departures to 25 destinations from Seattle and will increase to 93 peak-day departures to 32 destinations in December. By next summer, Delta will offer 120 peak-day departures to 35 destinations.
The new routes will allow customers to seamlessly connect to Delta’s ten long-haul international flights from Seattle, while providing compelling travel options to cities important to local customers. Earlier this year, Delta launched international service to London-Heathrow, as well as Seoul and Hong Kong and now provides more international long-haul service from Seattle than all other airlines combined. This includes the top five destinations in Asia and three of the top four destinations in Europe. Delta is the only carrier to offer nonstop service from Seattle to Amsterdam, Hong Kong, Paris, Shanghai and Tokyo-Haneda.
Copyright Photo: Bruce Drum/AirlinersGallery.com. Compass Airlines is already operating several routes at SeaTac as a Delta Connection carrier with its Embraer 175s. ERJ 170-200LR N608CZ (msn 17000195) taxies to the runway at SEA.
Delta Air Lines (current livery): 
Delta Connection-Compass:
Kalitta Charters II Douglas DC-9-15F N915CK (msn 47086) SMF (Mike Durbin) (new livery), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
Kalitta Charters II (Ypsilanti) has introduced this new livery.
Copyright Photo: Mike Durbin. Please click on photo for more information.
Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-890 WL N568AS (msn 35183) (Follow Apolo Ohno to Hawaii) SMF (Mike Durbin), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
Alaska Airlines (Seattle/Tacoma) will launch the San Diego-Puerto Vallarta route on November 12, 2010.
Copyright Photo: Mike Durbin. Boeing 737-890 N568AS (msn 35183) decorated with the image of speed skater Apolo Ohno taxies past the camera at Sacramento.
Copyright Photo: Mike Durbin. Boeing 737-890 N568AS (msn 35183) taxies to the runway at SMF on the inaugural day.
Alaska Airlines (Seattle/Tacoma) yesterday (March 26) launched daily service between Sacramento and Kahului, Maui. To mark the occasion, passengers boarded the “Follow Apolo to Hawaii” plane, a specially-themed Boeing 737-890 (N568AS) highlighting the opportunity to enter for a chance to win a Maui vacation for two with the celebrated short-track speed skater.