Delta is making it simpler for Boston locals to escape to Europe. The airline has introduced two new nonstop routes to Madrid and Nice, slated to start subsequent summer season.
The service to Madrid will start subsequent summer season on May 16, and the route to Nice will begin on May 17, 2026. Paul Baldoni, Senior Vice President of Network Planning stated in a information release, “As Boston’s leading airline, Delta plays a vital role in connecting the city to the world. By adding nonstop service to Madrid and Nice, we’re enhancing our European network and continuing our commitment to providing an exceptional travel experience from start to finish.”
The release adds that “With each day service to Madrid and three-occasions-weekly flights to Nice on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,” Delta’s new flights will enhance connectivity and make it more convenient to explore Europe.
Boston as a Delta hub
Baldoni also reiterated Boston’s significance for Delta. The news release adds that in the last two decades, Delta has “practically tripled its service in Boston, growing from 25 to roughly 70 locations worldwide.”
With its partners, Delta now connects Boston to four continents, offering around 20 daily international flights.
Delta also has over 2,000 employees based in Massachusetts and is committed to the Boston community.
“We appreciate our partnership with Delta and are thrilled about their plans to grow their operations at Boston Logan with these new offerings to Spain and France, including Nice which will be our 60th international destination,” Massport CEO Rich Davey said.
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As per the release, Delta’s flights to Madrid and Nice can be managed by the Airbus A330-900neo. Passengers can take pleasure in chef-curated meals and unique Missoni-designed facilities. SkyMiles members may have entry to fast, free Wi-Fi powered by T-Mobile.
Delta’s growth of Barcelona and Milan routes
The airline has additionally expanded its service to Barcelona and Milan, offering more choices for Boston vacationers. Daily flights to Barcelona start May 7 subsequent 12 months, and 4-occasions-weekly service to Milan begins May 16.
Both are scheduled to launch earlier than final 12 months to higher align with seasonal demand and supply larger flexibility.
