Delta’s largest-ever trans-Atlantic schedule takes flight
Delta Air Lines launched its largest-ever transatlantic schedule, where the airline’s customers will be able to enjoy more than 650 weekly flights, representing a remarkable 30% increase in the carrier’s seat capacity compared to 2022.
The offering includes a total of 77 routes to 32 destinations in Europe and beyond. In the past three months, the airline has launched or restarted 31 of these routes, most originating from Delta’s key hubs in Atlanta, Detroit, Los Angeles and New York-JFK.
FROM ATLANTA
In March, Delta renewed a daily connection between Atlanta and Tel Aviv. In May, the airline also introduced new daily flights between Atlanta and Nice, France, complementing existing service from New York-JFK, which has become one of the carrier’s most sought-after seasonal routes.
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Atlanta customers can now fly direct to Edinburgh, Scotland, following the May launch of new daily service, adding to existing service from New York-JFK and Boston.
FROM LOS ANGELES
As the largest global carrier at LAX, Delta reinforced its leadership position by reconnecting to Paris year-round and a daily route that will serve as a crucial connection point for the upcoming 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris and LA28.
Delta has also responded to high demand for summer travel by resuming daily nonstop service from Los Angeles to London-Heathrow.
FROM NEW YORK-JFK
Delta has set new records at New York’s JFK airport with its largest transatlantic schedule from that hub. With more than 230 weekly departures to 26 destinations, this schedule includes new additions such as Geneva and the return of seasonal flights to Reykjavik (Iceland), Venice (Italy), Prague, Nice and Copenhagen (Denmark).
The airline also returned to London-Gatwick after a 15-year absence and reinstated flights to Berlin, bringing its flight capacity back to pre-pandemic 2019 levels.
FROM DETROIT
Just this week, Delta launched daily flights from Detroit to Rome. In addition, the airline’s recent introduction of new daily service to Reykjavik opened up a whole new range of possibilities for adventure-seeking customers.
On most transatlantic flights, travelers can choose from four cabins: Delta One or Delta One Suites, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort+ and Main Cabin.
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