Northwest Airlines destinations

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This is a list of airports that Northwest Airlines flies to, and does not include cities only served by Northwest Airlink. For those cities, see Northwest Airlink destinations.

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[edit] Asia

[edit] East Asia

[edit] People's Republic of China

[edit] Japan

[edit] South Korea

[edit] Taiwan

[edit] South Asia

[edit] India

[edit] Southeast Asia

[edit] Philippines

[edit] Singapore

[edit] Thailand

[edit] Europe

[edit] France

[edit] Germany

[edit] Netherlands

[edit] United Kingdom

[edit] North America

[edit] Canada

[edit] Mexico

[edit] United States

[edit] U.S. territories in the Caribbean

[edit]  Puerto Rico

[edit]  United States Virgin Islands

[edit] Caribbean

[edit]  Bahamas

[edit]  Dominican Republic

[edit]  Jamaica

[edit]  Cayman Islands

[edit] Central America

[edit]  Costa Rica

[edit] Oceania (U.S. territories)

[edit]  Guam

[edit]  Northern Mariana Islands

[edit] Terminated destinations

[edit] Terminated destinations in Asia

[edit] Terminated destinations in East Asia

[edit] Terminated destinations in Southeast Asia

[edit] Terminated destinations in Europe

[edit] Terminated destinations in North America

[edit] Terminated destinations in Oceania

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b "Northwest Airlines.(to drop some services)(Brief Article)." Air Transport World. June 2001.
  2. ^ "Northwest Airlines announces new service between its Detroit hub and Brussels, Belgium.," NWA.COM
  3. ^ a b Northwest Airlines and Alitalia launch new service between Detroit and Rome and Detroit and Milan. | Company Activities & Management > Company Strategy from AllBusiness.com
  4. ^ a b Northwest Airlines releases schedule details for Detroit-Rome and Detroit-Milan services. | Company Activities & Management > Company Strategy from AllBusiness.com
  5. ^ News Release
  6. ^ "NORTHWEST AIRLINES: Northwest Airlines to inaugurate Minneapolis/St. Paul - Oslo, Norway service.," M2 Presswire
  7. ^ "Northwest Airlines announces new service between its Detroit hub and Madrid, Spain.," M2 Presswire
  8. ^ "Japan May Move Against Northwest Airlines," The New York Times, March 12, 1993.
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