American travellers will find it easier to reach a range of European destinations in the coming months, as major US airlines including Delta, United, American and Alaska introduce new non-stop routes. The services connect cities such as Seattle, Boston, New York and Philadelphia directly to beaches, historic landmarks and cultural hubs across the continent.
Among the new routes is a thrice-weekly Delta service from New York to Madrid, operated by an Airbus A330-900neo. Alaska Airlines will also offer daily Dreamliner flights from Seattle to Nice, with Delta providing four weekly A330-900neo services on the same route. Rome gains its first-ever transatlantic service from Alaska Airlines, flying three times a week with a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, while Delta launches four weekly A330-900neo flights from Seattle to Barcelona.
Delta expands its European network with a daily Boeing 767-300ER from New York to an unnamed Mediterranean island, as well as a thrice-weekly 767-300ER service from New York to Porto. The Maltese archipelago, Budapest and Split are also served by new Delta and United routes, with the latter offering exclusive access to Split from the US.
The new flight to Puglia, operated by United from Newark, provides a gateway to the region's hilltop towns, Adriatic beaches and historic Trulli buildings. These additions reflect a growing demand for direct travel between the US and European hotspots, offering passengers more convenience and choice.
