Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)

As thousands of Scottish men’s national team football supporters – affectionately known as The Tartan Army –  made their way through Boston during the FIFA World Cup, Delta joined the celebration with a spirited send-off worthy of one of the world’s most passionate fan bases.

The expanded winter lineup offers new MSP–Maui service, BOS–Honolulu returns, added flying from ATL, DTW and JFK, an earlier Kona launch from SLC and aircraft enhancements. 

Delta is adding additional flights for fans heading to the Bay Area from Boston and Seattle. Customers can also catch the game on Live TV on their seatback screens. 

Delta is gearing up for its biggest transatlantic schedule yet and setting the stage for an unforgettable summer 2026.

Starting next year, customers across the U.S. will have more options to escape the ordinary with the launch of new Saturday-only nonstop service to some favorite leisure destinations across North America and the Caribbean.

Delta will resume flights to Tel Aviv (TLV) from both Atlanta (ATL) and Boston (BOS), expanding the airline’s trans-Atlantic network and restoring nonstop service from key U.S. hubs to Israel.

Delta strengthens Boston’s role as a premier global gateway with new nonstop service to Madrid and Nice, and enhanced flights to Barcelona and Milan 

Delta has officially launched its BOS-BCN route, strengthening its presence in Spain and giving travelers even more access to one of Europe’s most iconic cities.

Accessible through the Delta Sky Club on Concourse E at Boston Logan International Airport, the 6,700-square-foot exclusive dining lounge will offer guests a one-of-a-kind culinary experience and includes details that pay homage to Boston's maritime heritage.

Delta to fly its largest-ever trans-Atlantic summer schedule, with new routes to Catania, Sicily; Naples, Rome, Milan, Barcelona, Dublin, Brussels and more