Delta Air Lines has announced its summer 2025 schedule, featuring its largest-ever offer of 700 weekly flights to Europe, covering destinations like Italy and Spain. New services include routes to Catania, increased flights to key cities, and upgraded passenger amenities such as lounges and Wi-Fi. Additional U.S. domestic routes are also being added, enhancing overall travel options.

Delta Air Lines has unveiled its summer 2025 schedule, featuring new and expanded services to notable European destinations. This summer, Delta will operate its largest schedule yet, with 700 weekly flights, adding new routes to Catania, Sicily, and additional flights to Barcelona, Dublin, Naples, and Rome.

In response to increased travel demand from the U.S. to Italy, Delta will boost seat availability by 10%, enhancing its frequency of flights to Milan, Naples, and Rome. Furthermore, Delta is adding three weekly flights from Boston to Barcelona, along with increased services from Atlanta to Brussels.

Delta is also enhancing its customer experience, with a new Delta One Lounge at JFK and additional lounges planned for LAX, BOS, and SEA. Enhanced free Wi-Fi for international flights and upgraded premium seating are part of the strategy to improve passenger comfort and connectivity.

In addition to its European routes, Delta has increased service from Atlanta to Bangor, Maine, and Rapid City, South Dakota. Additional routes from Detroit will serve Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic, as well as Bozeman, Montana, and Florida destinations Pensacola and Destin. Minneapolis-St. Paul will see more Saturday flights to Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

This announcement follows similar schedule updates from other airlines, including American Airlines, which has introduced new routes to Rome and Madrid, and British Airways, which is expanding its flights to London from Austin and Miami.

Original Source: www.travelandleisure.com