Delta has "path-of-totality" flights into San Antonio for solar eclipse

The intrigue: Last month, Delta announced a "path-of-totality flight" from Austin to Detroit for April 8, and it sold out within 24 hours.

• Delta created another Texas flight last week flying out of Dallas-Fort Worth at 12:30pm. It lands in Detroit too.

The good news: There are other options.

Yes, but: They aren't cheap, and will only work if you're flying into San Antonio.

• Seats on a one-way Delta flight from Los Angeles to San Antonio leaving at 9am start at $305 for a seat in the main cabin, per an Axios check on Monday.
• Another Delta flight from Salt Lake City to San Antonio, leaving at 10:08am, starts at $339 for the main cabin.
• Basic economy seats are sold out for both itineraries.

State of the Sun: The path of totality will stretch 115 miles from Mexico to Texas, to the northeastern U.S. and to Canada.

• The total eclipse will be visible in the San Antonio area around 1:34pm.

Be smart: The local flights in the path of totality are likely to sell out quickly, so book soon. And buy your solar eclipse glasses before they become harder to find.