Delta Air Lines, reactivating daily flights from New York JFK to Venice's Marco Polo airport, will operate 17 weekly flights from the US to the lagoon city.
Connecting flights to over 200 cities in North America and beyond
Furthermore, for the first time, the airline will offer two weekly flights from Atlanta to Venice by March and will add a second flight to this destination throughout the summer. The carrier will operate a total of 17 weekly flights between the United States and Venice during the peak summer season and will offer connecting flights to more than 200 cities across North America and beyond.
“Our flights represent important business and tourism opportunities”
“This summer Delta offers its passengers an even greater choice of connections between the United States and Venice - says Matteo Curcio, senior vice president for Europe, Middle East, Africa and India. Venice is one of the most beautiful destinations in the world and is very popular with US travellers. Our flights also represent important business and tourism opportunities for the city and the region, and an unparalleled opportunity for Venetians to discover diverse destinations across the Americas.”
Over one million passengers between North America and Venice in 2023
“The resumption of Delta Air Lines flights from New York and Atlanta confirms the constant growth of flows between North America and Venice, with over one million passengers in the last year,- adds Camillo Bozzolo, aviation development director at the Save Group. -The increase to 10 weekly flights on the Atlanta-Venice route will further expand the offer of destinations in North, Central and South America."
