Great news for travelers! Delta Air Lines is adding exciting new international routes just in time for next summer. These flights will make it easier to visit popular destinations like Cape Town, Tahiti, and Tel Aviv from major U.S. hubs1.
Starting December 17, Delta will launch its first-ever nonstop service from Atlanta to Cape Town, South Africa. This route is perfect for travelers looking to explore Africa’s stunning landscapes and wildlife. Another new option is the Los Angeles-to-Tahiti flight, opening the same day. Tahiti, the largest island in French Polynesia, is famous for its crystal-clear waters and overwater bungalows1.
Next May, Delta will also begin nonstop flights from Atlanta to Tel Aviv, Israel. This route adds to the airline’s existing service to Tel Aviv from Boston and New York, giving travelers more choices for visiting historic sites and vibrant cities1.
Why is Delta adding these routes? The airline says international travel demand is growing fast. More countries have lifted COVID-19 testing rules, making trips easier to plan. In fact, Delta’s president recently said that international bookings are at record highs, especially for long-haul flights1.
These new flights are part of Delta’s plan to bring back and expand international travel. The airline has already resumed service to many popular destinations, including Tokyo, Seoul, and Copenhagen1.
If you’re dreaming of a summer getaway, now is a great time to check Delta’s schedule. Whether you want an African safari, a tropical escape, or a trip to the Middle East, Delta’s new routes can help you get there faster and more comfortably.
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