Delta Airlines is making changes to its routes at some of its major hubs, cutting back on service to some cities, while adding weekend service to others.
Simple Flying is reporting that the airline has cancelled routes to 15 different cities from its three busiest hubs. According to scheduling data from Cirium, the Detroit, Atlanta, and Minneapolis hubs were affected.
At Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, routes were eliminated to Sacramento, Pensacola, Bangor, and Bozeman, along with an international route to Reykjavík Keflavík International Airport in Iceland.
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport saw routes cut to Williston Basin International Airport in North Dakota and Wilmington International Airport in North Carolina, along with international routes to St. Maarten, as well as and Mazatlan, Mexico. And the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport hub had routes eliminated to Santa Barbara, Rapid City, Bangor, and Traverse City, as well as international routes to Vancouver and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
However, the airline did expand some seasonal weekend routes for summer 2027 from cities including Atlanta, LAX, Boston, Detroit, Austin, New York-LaGuardia, and Cincinnati.
The leisure destinations include: Destin-Fort Walton Beach, Jackson Hole, Kalispell, Myrtle Beach, Norfolk, Asheville, Haifax, Grand Cayman, St. Lucia, Aruba, Montego Bay, Nassau, and Guadalajara.
Additionally, some of the year-round routes that were recently eliminated, such as to destinations such as Bangor, Bozeman, and Rapid City, will be restarted in summer 2027 as seasonal routes.
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