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Delta Air Lines Announces New Boeing 757-200 Flights Between Boston & Reykjavík
The new 2027 transatlantic schedule extends Boston's European reach and joins Delta's growing nonstop services to Reykjavik.
Delta Air Lines will launch a new nonstop route linking Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) with Keflavik International Airport (KEF). The service is part of the airline’s plans for its 2027 transatlantic season and will operate daily.
Flights will run seasonally, beginning on April 12 and continuing through October 30. The route is described as a continuation of Delta’s expanding nonstop services to Reykjavik.
The new service aims to connect New England with Iceland as part of Delta’s broader transatlantic schedule for 2027. No aircraft types, specific flight numbers, or on-board configurations are provided in the available material.
Delta’s planned BOS-KEF service aligns with the airline’s broader strategy to extend Boston’s European reach through additional nonstop routes during the summer operational period. Details beyond the seasonal dates and daily frequency are not specified in the provided material.