Delta Air Lines will link Boston and Venice with a a new route next May 2027.
An Airbus A330-300 with four classes
Yet another addition to Delta Air Lines’ Italian summer schedule: the airline will launch a new flight in 2027 from Boston Logan International Airport to Venice Marco Polo Airport. From 8 May, the service between the two cities will operate four times a week using an Airbus A330-300 equipped with Delta One, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort and Main Cabin classes.
17 daily flights from Italy to the United States
With the 2027 summer timetable, the flight from Boston to Milan Malpensa will upscale from four times a week to a daily service. Including Rome, this brings the total to three Italian cities served by Delta from Boston. Flights operated to Italy during the 2026 summer season have also been confirmed, including flights to Olbia from New York-JFK and to Rome from Seattle, which were launched in May. Furthermore, some seasonal flights will begin operating earlier than in the previous year. Next summer Delta will operate up to 17 daily flights from Italy to the United States, offering over 30,000 seats a week in both directions between the two countries.
Turning travel dreams into reality
“Our passengers are constantly looking for new ways to explore Europe. With the new route from Boston to Venice and the further additions to Delta’s 2027 summer network, we are developing international connections across our entire US network to offer our travellers more choice and more opportunities to turn their travel dreams into reality,” said Jeff Arinder, Delta’s vice president international network planning.
Free high-speed Wi-Fi on flights to Italy
As part of its ongoing investment in enhancing innovation, technology and passenger comfort throughout the travel experience, the airline is offering those flying on the Delta network between the United States and Italy access to free, high-speed Delta Sync Wi-Fi, provided by T-Mobile, in all classes of service. Delta is also investing in the pre-departure airport experience for passengers with the opening of its new Delta One Lounges, such as the exclusive Delta One Lounge in Boston, which draws inspiration from the city’s maritime heritage and offers fine dining, stylish spaces and an incredible view of the skyline.
Delta Air Lines is the largest carrier at Boston Airport
“The passenger flow between Venice and Boston exceeds 50,000 passengers a year, representing the largest European market not yet served by the capital of Massachusetts. Hence the direct flight operated by Delta Air Lines, the largest carrier at Boston Airport, which will also provide onward connections across the entire east coast of the United States as well as to the rest of the country,” said Camillo Bozzolo, Director of Aviation Development at the Save Group.
