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Delta is expanding its European offerings at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) with two new, nonstop routes to Europe. Beginning May 16th, passengers can fly directly to Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD). This will be followed by nonstop service launching to Nice Côte d’Azur Airport (NCE) on May 17th. These additions bring even more of Europe’s most sought-after destinations within easy reach of Bostonians.
Delta’s new flights offer nonstop action to two very different (but awesome) vacation spots:
- Madrid: Spain’s capital offers architectural grandeur, world-class art, and a culinary scene that blends tradition with innovation. Flights will run daily.
- Nice: The French Riviera calls travelers to soak up the Mediterranean sunshine, stroll seaside promenades, and explore the relaxed elegance of southern France. Flights will operate 3x weekly on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Both routes also provide convenient onward connections across Europe and be operated by Airbus A330-900neo aircraft. These offer 29 Delta One®, 28 Delta Premium Select, 56 Delta Comfort, and 168 Delta Main seats.
With the launch of Madrid and Nice, Delta will serve 12 European destinations from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). Expanded offerings to Josep Tarradellas Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN) and Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) will start earlier next season. This includes daily service to/from Josep Tarradellas Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN) beginning on May 7th and 4x weekly flights to Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) kicking off on May 16th.
Over the last two decades, Delta has nearly tripled its service into and out of Boston. This has grown from 25 destinations to around 70 worldwide. Today, together with its partners, Delta connects Boston to four continents and operates approximately 20 daily international flights.
Paul Baldoni, Senior Vice President of Network Planning at Delta, said:
As Boston’s leading airline, Delta plays a vital role in connecting the city to the world. By adding nonstop service to Madrid and Nice, we’re enhancing our European network and continuing our commitment to providing an exceptional travel experience from start to finish.”
Delta has invested heavily in Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). The airport now has a 6,700-square-foot Delta One® Lounge that features fine dining, personalized service, and a nautical-inspired design honoring Boston’s maritime heritage. It also offers nearly 21,000 square feet of premium amenities, including shower suites, soundproof work booths, and a variety of seating and dining options in its Delta Sky Clubs®.
Anthony’s Take: Boston continues to grow for Delta and its clear who the dominant force will continue to be at this New England airport.
(Image Credits: Delta Air Lines.)
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I’d feel better about this if Delta wasn’t always trying to literally destroy or subdue competitors. Funny how they always seem to be adding new flights from BOS where JetBlue is a power and SEA to bludgeon Alaska. Why not institute some new MAD service from DTT instead? Oh wait, they don’t have any competition there so Delta can safely pretty much ignore that hub.