Austin Is Finally Getting a Nonstop Flight Across the Atlantic

Delta Air Lines has lined up seven new or resuming international routes, launching between November 21, 2026 and March 27, 2027. The headliner is Austin to Paris Charles de Gaulle, daily on an Airbus A330-900neo from March 27 in the summer schedule, described as Delta’s first transatlantic route from Austin.

The nearer-term changes start sooner: Los Angeles–Vancouver returns November 21 with two daily A319 flights, while Atlanta–Tel Aviv (three weekly on an A350-900), New York JFK–Liberia, Costa Rica (Saturdays, through April 10) and Detroit–Aruba (Saturdays) all begin December 19.

Two more land on March 27: Seattle–Tokyo Narita daily on an A330-900neo, adding to the existing Haneda flight, and Atlanta–Riyadh three times weekly on an A350-900. The Riyadh launch was originally set for October 23 and was postponed because of the regional security situation, a delay Delta confirmed on October 12.

The reporting is based on schedule filings, and Delta warns schedules may change. Frequent flyers should watch for fare sales near each launch date, and anyone eyeing the Tel Aviv or Riyadh flights should keep an eye on the security picture and State Department advisories.

Sources: Aviation A2Z, Delta News Hub