Delta is expanding its African network with new nonstop routes from Atlanta, including its first-ever service to Marrakech, Morocco*, starting Oct. 25, 2025.

*subject to government approval

As demand for domestic travel surges, Delta is boosting its network with more flights and increased frequencies, especially in key hubs like Atlanta. With greater convenience and more choices for travelers, there’s never been a better time to book the next getaway. 

As Seattle’s #1 global carrier, Delta is growing the city’s network and bringing more choice to fliers in the Pacific Northwest. Its new nonstop service to Washington, D.C. (DCA) gives customers better access to the nation’s capital. With routes to Bozeman, Cancun, Cabo, and more, adventure seekers and sun chasers have increased options. And with a strong trans-Pacific presence and a growing domestic schedule, Delta is making travel from Seattle more convenient than ever. 

Delta has become the largest global carrier in Boston, balancing business and leisure routes with expanded domestic and international service. With new nonstop flights to Milan and Barcelona, plus the Delta One Lounge offering a world-class premium experience, Boston customers now have more options than ever — whether for work, play, or a weekend escape. 

In Minneapolis, Delta is operating its largest-ever Latin America and Caribbean schedule, including new nonstop flights to Aruba, St. Maarten, Tulum, and Mazatlán. With more options for families, premium travelers, and adventure seekers, plus easy connections from the Upper Midwest and West Coast, Delta makes leisure getaways easier than ever.   

With Austin’s rapid growth, Delta is expanding service to key business and leisure destinations, including Indianapolis, San Francisco, Memphis, New Orleans, Tampa, and Panama City. The airline is also adding capacity for major events like SXSW and Formula 1. Watch to learn how Delta is investing in Austin’s future.