Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) will once again offer flights from Italy to its U.S. hubs for the peak 2015 season.

The airline will offer flights from Milan, Pisa, Rome and Venice starting in February 2015. All Delta’s Italy services are operated in conjunction with joint venture partner Alitalia. Full details of the services are as follows:

• Daily flights from Rome’s Leonardo de Vinci International Airport to New York John F. Kennedy International Airport from March 1, 2015.
• Daily flights from Rome to Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport from May 2, 2015
• Daily flights from Venice Marco Polo Airport to JFK from March 29, 2015
• Daily flights from Venice to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport from June 17, 2015
• Daily flights from Milan’s Malpensa Airport to Atlanta from June 17, 2015
• Flights four times a week from Pisa International Airport to JFK from June 3, 2015

Once in the U.S, customers can conveniently connect to more than 200 destinations, including Florida, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

“Data from the World Travel & Tourism Council shows that the direct contribution of travel and tourism to Italy’s GDP is expected to grow by 2.3 percent a year by 2014,” said Perry Cantarutti, Delta’s senior vice president for Europe, Middle East and Africa. “Delta is proud to play its role in this growth as we continue to facilitate travel between the U.S. and Italy, which is one of our primary European markets.”

Delta’s Rome to New York-JFK schedule is as follows:

Delta’s Rome to Detroit schedule is as follows:

Delta’s Venice to Atlanta schedule is as follows:

Delta’s Venice to New York-JFK schedule is as follows:

Delta’s Milan to Atlanta schedule is as follows:

Delta’s Pisa to New York-JFK schedule is as follows:

Delta’s Italy services feature fully flat-bed seats and a range of dining options in the BusinessElite cabin. Customers flying in Economy Comfort, Delta’s premium economy service, benefit from up to four additional inches of legroom and 50 percent more recline than Delta’s standard international Economy class seats, as well as priority boarding. Throughout the aircraft, all passengers will have access to on-demand in-flight entertainment. Wi-Fi is also being rolled out across Delta’s international fleet with completion due in 2016.

Delta’s U.S. hub airports have a number of amenities for passengers, including multiple food and retail outlets. BusinessElite customers also have complimentary access to the Delta Sky Club lounges, which feature specially-selected food and beverage options, Wi-Fi plus outdoor Sky Decks in Atlanta and New York-JFK.

Customers wishing to book travel on Delta’s nonstop services to the U.S. can call Delta’s dedicated reservations team on 892 057, visit delta.com or see their travel agent.