Delta is unlocking more of Europe for New England next spring, adding two nonstop routes from Boston: Madrid (MAD) launching May 16 and Nice (NCE) launching May 17.
With these additions, Delta will now serve 12 European destinations from Boston, offering travelers unrivaled global coverage and more ways to connect across the Continent.
“As Boston’s leading airline, Delta plays a vital role in connecting the city to the world,” said Paul Baldoni, Senior VP of Network Planning in a media announcement. “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.”
Nice & More With Delta
Delta’s new 2026 flights include daily service to Madrid and three-times-weekly flights to Nice on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, plus convenient connections across Europe to match.
Further enhancing this network, Delta’s expanded service to Barcelona and Milan adds even more options for Boston travelers. Daily flights to Barcelona begin May 7, and four-times-weekly service to Milan starts May 16, both launching earlier than in past years to better align with seasonal demand and provide greater flexibility.
Built for Boston
These additions build on Boston’s role as a premier global gateway in Delta’s network. In the span of two decades, Delta has nearly tripled its service in Boston, growing from 25 to approximately 70 destinations worldwide. Together with its partners, Delta now connects Boston to four continents, offering about 20 daily international flights.
As Delta’s global footprint from Boston grows, so does its commitment to elevating the travel experience. At Logan, the newly opened Delta One Lounge offers 6,700 sf of refined comfort, including fine dining, personalized service and a nautical-inspired design honoring Boston’s maritime heritage. For other travelers, the expanded Delta Sky Club spans nearly 21,000 sf and features soundproof work booths, shower suites and a variety of seating and dining options—earning recognition as one of USA Today’s top 10 airport lounges.
On board, Delta’s new flights to Madrid and Nice will be operated by the Airbus A330-900neo, featuring four product experiences. Delta One customers enjoy lie-flat seats, chef-curated meals, and exclusive Missoni-designed amenities. Across all products, travelers benefit from curated dining and Delta Studio entertainment, and SkyMiles members can enjoy fast, free Wi-Fi powered by T-Mobile.
“Starting next spring, these flights offer our passengers even more options to travel to Europe for business or pleasure,” said Massport CEO Rich Davey. “With over 130 destinations to choose from and a new focus on improving the customer experience, Boston Logan is going above and beyond to meet passenger needs.”
