October 23, 2003

New service to Austin, TX and Burbank, CA

---Delta Express Virtual would like to announce brand new service to Austin, Texas and Burbank, California. "I am pleased to announce the new service between Orlando, Austin, and Burbank." says Delta Express Virtual CEO, Pete Ganabathi. "This flight is the only direct flight to Burbank, CA from Florida." There will be a daily nonstop between Austin and Orlando. This flight will then continue on to Burbank, where it will return to Orlando via Austin. Service will begin on December 1st. Boeing 737-200 aircraft will be used on the route along with the unique Delta Express service. This is our first west coast service. More service is being planned to the west coast in the future.

October 22, 2003

New service from St. Louis, MO

---Due to the recent cutbacks that American Airlines has shown at St. Louis-Lambert International Airport, we have decided to expand our current services from that city. Not only will we expand our current four daily nonstop flights to Orlando, we will also be adding new cities in Florida. The cities that will recieve service to St. Louis will be Tampa, Ft. Lauderdale and Daytona Beach. Due to the expansion, we will be taking over the D Concourse. "We feel we have a good presence at STL, and there is no better time to add the flights than now." Alex Trude, St Louis Delta Express VA Airport Manager. "We have been happy with our success at STL, with about 75% of all Orlando flights have been booked solid, and we have been approached by passengers asking why we do not serve more Florida destinations. An additional of two more flights will be added to Orlando and one daily flight to Tampa, Ft. Lauderdale and Daytona Beach will be started November 1. Should these be deemed succesful, we will add more flights to those cities in January of 2004."

October 17, 2003

Our Safety On Board

---Due to the recent scare of finding box cutters on two Southwest Flights, the FAA has ordered a complete check on all aircrafts for other suspicious packages. It has been deemed safe for Delta Exress Virtual Airlines to continue their flights. We had minimumal delays, and only one cancellation due to a Nashville to Orlando flight being double checked. "We give pride in our security system and mechanics, and we are glad they are part of our team" Alex Trude, Vice President, Delta Express Virtual Airlines. "We worked closely with the FAA to ensure we followed all procedures and to show we are one of the safest airlines to fly on. We thank them and our Delta Express Team for the cooperation" As of 9:36pm all flights have been continued on without any trouble, delays or cancellations other then the usual traffic activity or weather, anything unrelated to the security scare.

September 15, 2003

New Service to Erie, PA

---Delta Express Virtual would like to announce brand new service to Erie, PA. "I am pleased to announce the first nonstop service between northwestern Pennsylvania and Florida." says Delta Express Virtual CEO, Pete Ganabathi. "I'm delighted to be serving my hometown, and the residents of Erie." There will be two daily nonstops between Erie and Orlando. Service will begin on September 19th. Boeing 737-200 aircraft will be used on the route along with the unique Delta Express service. This is also part of our major expansion plan. More cities are likely to be added soon.

September 10, 2003

New Service to Nine New Cities

---Delta Express Virtual announces a major expansion to 9 New Cities in the North, Midwest, and Florida. They include Pittsburgh, PA, Cleveland, OH, Detroit, MI, Chicago, IL, Milwaukee, WI, St. Louis, MO, Oklahoma City, OK, Jacksonville, FL, and Daytona Beach, FL. Service from these cities will be flown to our base in Orlando, FL (except Daytona Beach) and from Jacksonville to Boston and Daytona Beach to both Boston and Newark. Daytona Beach to Newark will be operated twice daily. The Jacksonville - Orlando route will be operated 6 times daily. Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis will have 4 flights a day to Orlando, while Milwaukee and Cleveland will have twice daily service. Routes will operate with the Boeing 737-200. This is in addition to the 20 cities that we already serve in the eastern half of the US. More news to come.