Winter 2026/2027 is is taking transatlantic travel further. Delta Air Lines, Air France, KLM, and Virgin Atlantic are expanding their networks and elevating premium experiences, bringing customers more choice, smoother connections and greater comfort.

Together, we offer unmatched access and flexibility, with more than 900 weekly flights between Europe and North America. Explore the network map to discover the latest routes and connections.

Airline highlights: winter network and service

• Delta Air Lines strengthens key transatlantic links. The popular Amsterdam-Orlando (AMS-MCO) route returns with daily service this winter. Plus, the Porto-New York (OPO-JFK) connection is extended through January 4, 2027, flying three times weekly.
• Air France will continue its successful Paris–Las Vegas service, launched in Summer 2026, with three weekly flights throughout Winter 2026/2027, reinforcing strong demand for direct access to this key U.S. destination.
• KLM will welcome its first A350 in Q4 2026, debuting the aircraft on the Amsterdam–Toronto route. The second and third aircraft will follow, expanding the A350 network to include Montreal and other long-haul destinations. KLM will also resume service to Minneapolis for the first time since winter 2023 and operate San Diego throughout the winter season for the first time.
• Virgin Atlantic strengthens its London Heathrow – New York, JFK route, operating exclusively with latest-generation Airbus A330neo and A350 aircraft, giving customers access to Virgin Atlantics newest onboard products.

Seamless travel to CES 2027 in Las Vegas
Beyond our regular winter network, Delta Air Lines, Air France, KLM, and Virgin Atlantic are adding capacity for CES 2027, making it even easier to get to Las Vegas.

• Delta Air Lines will add nonstop flights to Las Vegas from Paris and Amsterdam on January 3, 4, and 5, with return flights on January 9 and 10. An additional London Heathrow–Las Vegas flight will operate on January 5, returning on January 9.
• Air France will add three weekly return flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Las Vegas on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from December 28, 2026, to January 20, 2027.
• KLM will double its Amsterdam–Las Vegas service from three to six weekly return flights between January 4 and 10, 2027, operating on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
• Virgin Atlantic will increase services between London Heathrow and Las Vegas to two flights on January 3, 4, 7, 8, and 9 with corresponding return services.

Elevating the premium experience
Across the journey, our airlines continue to invest in a more premium travel experience, with enhancements designed to deliver greater comfort and service on the ground and in the air.

• Delta Air Lines is deepening its investment in a seamless premium journey. This includes the opening of a second Delta One lounge at Los Angeles International Airport this past summer, expanding exclusive ground services. In the air, passengers will enjoy new Missoni amenity kits in five seasonal colors, complete with an exclusive Grown Alchemist skincare routine. Additionally, new suites on the upcoming A350-1000 will redefine privacy and comfort, offering an elevated inflight experience.
• Air France is redefining luxury with significant enhancements. Travelers can now experience an elevated La Première lounge at Paris-Charles de Gaulle, perfectly complementing the brand-new La Première cabin, which has expanded to daily Paris-San Francisco flights and other key routes. Further enhancements include a new lounge at London Heathrow (T4), revamped comfort kits across all premium cabins, and an elevated culinary and cocktail offering onboard and in long-haul lounges.
• KLM now offers wellness facilities in partnership with XWELL in its Non-Schengen Crown Lounge (Lounge 52) at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. Travelers can unwind and recharge with quick facials, massages, and manicures designed around their schedules. Flying Blue Platinum members receive a complimentary chair massage, while Flying Blue Ultimate members can book one treatment of their choice free of charge.
• Virgin Atlantics Clubhouse has always been a reason to arrive early. The first phase of the transformation at London Heathrow was completed earlier this year, introducing new spaces and a renewed focus on pre-flight wellbeing. Next is the New York-JFK Clubhouse, featuring an elevated new look and feel designed to deliver even greater comfort and style before departure.

These Winter 2026/2027 enhancements further strengthen our network, offering customers greater connectivity, increased choice, and an improved travel experience.