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Delta Launches New Trans-Atlantic Journey Flights, Connecting U.S. Cities to Europe
Friday, September 20, 2024
Delta Air Traces has introduced a major growth of its trans-Atlantic companies for the summer season of 2025, introducing new routes and growing frequencies to a number of European locations. The airline will launch its first-ever U.S. carrier-operated nonstop flights from New York-JFK to Catania, Sicily, with each day service utilizing Boeing 767-300 plane. Different new routes embody four-times-weekly flights from Atlanta to Naples, complementing Delta’s present JFK-Naples service, and 4 weekly flights from Boston to Milan. Moreover, new service from Boston to Barcelona and Minneapolis-St. Paul to Rome will start in Could, with Detroit to Dublin and Atlanta to Brussels routes additionally set to launch.
Along with these new routes, Delta will improve flight frequencies on a number of present trans-Atlantic routes, together with boosting Atlanta to Athens service to 11 weekly flights, including additional weekly flights to Barcelona and Rome, and offering each day service to Zurich from Atlanta and Munich from Detroit. These additions convey Delta’s complete European community to over 700 weekly flights to 33 locations.
Delta’s Senior Vice President of Community Planning, Joe Esposito, highlighted the airline’s efforts to reinforce connectivity and buyer consolation, mentioning the latest opening of Delta One lounges at JFK and upcoming lounges at LAX, BOS, and SEA. The airline can be rolling out free worldwide Wi-Fi and growing premium seating throughout its fleet.
