Delta is pausing or reducing several routes this summer and fall, including service from Salt Lake City, Seattle, and Los Angeles.
The Atlanta-based carrier said the changes are part of its ongoing network planning process. The adjustments were loaded as part of last week’s Cirium Diio schedule update.
“As part of its routine network planning, Delta is updating its Salt Lake City–Little Rock service for the summer season,” a Delta spokesperson said in a statement. “The route will be paused beginning June 6, 2026, and is scheduled to resume September 8, 2026. We apologize for this inconvenience and Delta will directly contact customers to discuss alternate options.”
During the pause, Little Rock passengers will still be able to access Delta’s network through Atlanta, where the airline operates up to seven daily flights.
Mexico Reductions
Delta is also making several adjustments to its Seattle-Mexico schedule. The airline said flights from Seattle to Cancun, Los Cabos, and Puerto Vallarta will be paused or reduced between June and November.
“Delta is updating its planned service from Seattle to Cancun, Los Cabos, and Puerto Vallarta as part of its ongoing planning for the summer and fall seasons,” the spokesperson said. “Select routes will be paused or reduced between June and November. We apologize for any inconvenience, and Delta will contact affected customers directly to discuss alternate options.”
Seattle-Cancun service will not operate from June 2 through Nov. 8 and is scheduled to resume Nov. 9. Seattle-Los Cabos flights will operate on Saturdays only from June 2 through June 30 before being suspended from July 1 through Nov. 8. That route is also scheduled to resume Nov. 9.
Seattle-Puerto Vallarta service will be paused from Oct. 6 through Nov. 8 and is scheduled to resume on Nov. 9.
Delta said Seattle passengers can still reach Cancun through Salt Lake City or Atlanta on Delta, or through Mexico City on Aeromexico. Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta will remain accessible through Salt Lake City and Los Angeles.
In addition, Delta is pausing its Los Angeles-Mexico City route from June 2 through Nov. 8. Service is scheduled to resume on Nov. 9.
“Delta periodically adjusts its network, and as part of this process is updating its Los Angeles–Mexico City service,” the spokesperson added. “The route will not operate from June 2 through November 8 and is scheduled to resume November 9. We apologize for this inconvenience and Delta will directly contact customers to discuss alternate options.”
Delta said Los Angeles passengers can still access Mexico City through Aeromexico-operated service.
The airline did not cite a specific reason beyond routine network planning for the changes.
