American travellers will soon find it easier to reach European hotspots thanks to new non-stop services from major US carriers including Delta, United, American and Alaska Airlines. The routes connect cities such as Seattle, Boston, New York and Philadelphia to destinations across the continent, offering access to world-class beaches, historic architecture and ancient sites.
Among the highlights is a new three-times-weekly service to Madrid on an Airbus A330-900neo, putting the Spanish capital’s landmarks like the Museo del Prado within reach. Nice gains daily flights from Seattle on Alaska’s Dreamliner and four weekly services from Boston on Delta’s A330-900neo. Rome also features with Alaska’s first transatlantic route, operated by a 787 Dreamliner three times a week, competing with Delta’s A330neo services.
Delta introduces four weekly flights from Seattle to Barcelona on a Boeing 767-300ER, and three weekly services from New York JFK to Milan, Porto and Budapest on the same aircraft type. United launches a new route from Newark to Split, Croatia, with a 767-300ER three times a week, and a service to Bari, Italy, serving the Puglia region.
Malta is served by a new three-times-weekly 767-300ER flight, offering access to its Unesco World Heritage sites. The new routes mark a significant expansion of transatlantic travel options for US passengers, with several carriers deploying modern aircraft to meet demand.
