Delta

The carrier’s latest long-haul network shake-up comes just days after the airline axed service between New York-JFK and Brussels.

Delta is axing one of its long-standing transatlantic routes next year, an airline spokesperson confirmed to AirlineGeeks on Friday.

Delta is adding another destination to its schedule from Austin–Bergstrom International Airport, continuing a period of expansion in Central Texas.

Delta is adding two new European routes from its Boston hub starting in May of next year as it grows its international network.

Settlement resolves claims after Delta Flight 89 released jet fuel over neighborhoods and schools during 2020 emergency return.

Delta will make changes to its domestic network later this year, including adjustments that affect service in both Texas and California.

The expansion coincides with the airline’s decision to establish a permanent flight attendant base in Austin this October.

The adjustment follows a broader trend among U.S. carriers, many of which are trimming schedules to Tulum less than two years after the airport opened.

Delta is temporarily adding flights next spring to help travelers at its Boston hub take advantage of the long weekend created by Patriots’ Day.

Delta is gearing up to open a new crew base later this year. The Atlanta-based carrier announced plans for an additional flight attendant domicile this week.