by Donald Wood
Last updated: 9:33 AM ET, Tue October 11, 2022
Delta Air Lines has expanded its Air+Rail program to include more travel options to Europe, including connections to 20 more destinations.
The Air+Rail program's expansion features 12 new cities for customers in The Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland and the U.K, enabling connectivity directly from Brussels, Manchester, Rome Fiumicino and Zurich airports with one ticket booking for the whole journey.
Delta will also add the service from Geneva when its nonstop flights from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City beginning in April 2023. The airline is working with leading rail operators in each country to provide onward train journeys via stations located at the airports.
"Building more Air+Rail connections into our schedule provides a greater choice of destinations for our customers, including a number of these cities not currently served by Delta or our European partners, such as Bern, Rotterdam and York," Delta international president Alain Bellemare said.
"Expanding our footprint in Europe also makes it more convenient for customers to get to popular city center locations whether traveling for business or pleasure to make the most of their time away," Bellemare continued.
Customers can use the train to travel from Brussels Airport to Breda and Rotterdam in the Netherlands, Manchester Airport to seven cities in the U.K., Rome Airport to four Italian cities-including Bologna and Florence-and Zurich/Geneva Airport to seven cities in Switzerland.
Using Delta's Air+Rail service is easy as bookings include both segments, with those flying in Delta One receiving first-class rail travel as standard. Travelers must collect their bags from the airport before arriving at the train station, where tickets can be printed in advance or collected from the station ticket office.
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