• New service from Boston to three of the largest markets: Charlotte, Dallas/Ft. Worth and Toronto  

• New service from New York-LGA to Toronto  

• A220 expansion and lie-flat seats on all Boston-Los Angeles flights to elevate onboard experience 

Delta is building on its position along the East Coast as the airline fine-tunes its schedule for the months ahead. Delta customers residing in and around Boston and New York City will enjoy more choice, with service to four new markets and upgraded aircraft for an elevated onboard experience. 

“As demand grows, our commitment to Boston and New York is stronger than ever, which is why we’re continuing to invest in these communities to offer more nonstops and greater connectivity to top markets,” said Joe Esposito, S.V.P. – Network Planning. “While the global recovery from the pandemic is underway and more travelers take to the skies, Delta is ready to keep delivering the exceptional service and products that our customers expect.” 

The professionalism, care and hospitality of Delta people were recognized by the prestigious J.D. Power 2021 North America Airline Satisfaction Study, in which the airline earned the No. 1 spot – a particularly monumental achievement during one of the most stressful periods for travel in modern history. 

New routes, more A220 service and more lie-flat seats for Boston 

Delta is expanding its reach even further for Bostonians, with new convenient offerings from Logan International Airport (BOS) and an enhanced onboard experience for customers to enjoy. 

Starting Oct. 4, Delta will: 

• Launch twice-daily service to Dallas/Ft. Worth International Airport (DFW) operated on the Airbus A220-100 

• Launch three-times-daily service to Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) operated Embraer 175 aircraft 

• Upgrade nonstop service to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) on the A220-100 – also marking the A220’s official debut in CVG since it first joined Delta’s fleet in 2019 

Additionally, on July 7, Delta will offer more onboard comfort for all cross-country flights from Boston to Los Angeles by upgrading service to the Boeing 757, which is equipped with the lie-flat Delta One cabin.  

These additions for BOS follow Delta’s new service to Reykjavík, Iceland, beginning May 20, as well as new summer seasonal service to other leisure getaways like Hilton Head, S.C., Myrtle Beach, S.C., Traverse City, Mich., and Bangor, Maine. This summer, BOS customers have choice of an average 84 daily flights to 38 destinations, including weekend service to popular Cancún. 

“Our continued partnership with airlines such as Delta is important to ensuring that people get to where they have to go during this extraordinary time,” said Ed Freni, Massport Aviation Director.  

Delta’s A220 to offer all Bostonians a best-in-class experience  

Ideal for business travelers, the 109-seat domestic aircraft offers a modernized, spacious onboard experience for all customers to delight in, including: 

• State-of-the-art interior featuring seat-back screens and 2Ku Wi-Fi 

• Thoughtful innovations like high-capacity overhead bins, extra-large windows and full-spectrum LED ambient lighting 

• 18.6" wide Main Cabin seats – the widest Main Cabin seats in Delta's fleet – in a two-by-three layout, with personal power ports and complimentary premium entertainment on individual seat-back screens 

• A modern First Class seat design in a two-by-two layout, featuring the largest IFE screens of any Delta domestic First Class seat 

Delta’s A220 expansion from Boston complements existing service in other major business routes, such as New York-LGA to Dallas/Ft. Worth and Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Delta plans to further expand the A220 to other Northeast business markets this fall, including LGA to Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport and New York and Boston to Raleigh-Durham. 

Additionally, business and leisure travelers alike will be able to stay connected more than ever with Delta’s recently announced plans to bring best-in-class high-speed Wi-Fi on board – equipping nearly all domestic mainline fleet with enhanced connectivity by the end of 2022. 

New Toronto service from Boston and New York-LGA 

Nonstop Delta service to Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) will also grow this year with new flights from Boston and New York-LGA, including: 

• Three-times-daily service from BOS to YYZ operated on Embraer 175 aircraft beginning Oct. 4 

• Twice-daily service from LGA to YYZ operated on Embraer 175 aircraft beginning Aug. 5 

Delta also plans to boost LGA-YYZ to six times a day this fall as travel restrictions lift and transborder demand returns. 

Customers on Delta’s new routes to Toronto can also take advantage of the enhanced elite reciprocal loyalty benefits for Delta Medallion members and WestJet Rewards members that were recently launched by Delta and WestJet, as part of its shared goal to create a seamless experience. 

Delta is giving customers even more ways to reclaim the joy of travel, all underpinned by our science-backed health and safety efforts. Learn more about what the airline is doing to make it easy to plan upcoming travel, manage entry restrictions and earn Medallion Status.  

*Service to CLT and YYZ will be operated by Delta Connection partner Republic Airlines.