Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)

The 24,000-square-foot Concourse D Club seats over 500 guests, more than any other Delta Sky Club in Atlanta.

Recognized as the busiest airport in the world, Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) serves as a major hub for Delta, with convenient one-stop flights to cities across the United States.

Delta expands its African footprint with nonstop service from Atlanta to Morocco’s “Red City” and adds seasonal flights to Accra.

Learn more about Delta's Sky Club expansions, openings and upgrades for 2025.

These flights will connect key hubs in Atlanta (ATL), Detroit (DTW) and Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) to popular summer destinations such as Bangor, Punta Cana, Bozeman and more. 

The GIG-JFK route will be offered until March 28, 2025; clients will also be able to enjoy daily flights between the “Marvelous City” and Atlanta, which are currently offered three times a week. 

Delta is ready to offer 1.1 million weekly seats, 968 daily flights and service to 215 destinations this summer from Atlanta—its largest schedule ever. With nearly 75 additional daily departures compared to summer 2024, this growth reaffirms its place as the world’s largest airline hub.  

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

Delta will add service from Detroit to Tulum and Los Angeles to Mazatlán this winter as Aeromexico launches service from Atlanta and Los Angeles to Manzanillo, Newark to Mexico City and Denver to Monterrey.

Starting Dec. 21, 2024, Delta will fly its largest ever domestic ski schedule, including more flights from Los Angeles than ever before, alongside robust service to top U.S. ski destinations from MSP, ATL, and SLC. 

The partners are exploring airport infrastructure and operational requirements to stand up hydrogen operations at the world’s busiest airport.

Delta is offering more beach destinations from its ATL, JFK and MSP hubs, improving access to the Caribbean and Mexico from across the U.S.

During the inaugural year of their Joint Venture, Delta and LATAM have streamlined travel and grown connections in their key hubs. The partners will continue to launch new routes and increase current routes.