Delta Air Lines will debut in Naples with new daily New York JFK flights from 25 May 2024.
Three more weekly flights to Venice
The investment in the Italian market does not stop here: from 31 May 2024 the existing daily connections from Atlanta to Venice will also be upgraded, with three additional weekly flights, bringing the total number of connections to Venice to ten per week. In the peak summer months Delta Air Lines will operate up to 94 weekly flights between the US and Italy to meet the increased demand for travel between the two countries.
Additional frequencies to 4 Italian airports
In addition to the new route to Naples and additional frequencies on the Atlanta-Venice route, Delta will operate an overall schedule of direct flights to Rome Fiumicino from New York-JFK, Atlanta, Boston and Detroit, from New York-JFK and Atlanta to Milan Malpensa and to Venice Marco Polo from New York-JFK. All Delta flights to Italy are operated in partnership with Air France, KLM and Virgin Atlantic.
“Italy is one of the largest transatlantic markets for Delta”
"This is an important moment for Delta with the new daily flight to Naples and increased capacity to Venice next summer. Italy is one of the largest transatlantic markets for Delta, and we are very excited to be serving four Italian cities," said Matteo Curcio, Delta's senior vice president EMEAI. "We are seeing unprecedented demand for our connections, and we look forward to supporting inbound tourism by welcoming more visitors to Italy from the United States.”
Delta One passenger travel with Trenitalia in first class
Delta's Air+Rail service also provides easy connections with Delta's direct flights from Rome from four Italian cities, including Bologna and Florence, with operator Trenitalia. Delta's Air+Rail service is simple, as bookings include both air and rail segments. Delta One passenger travel with Trenitalia is in first class.
