Delta Air Lines Announces New, Returning 2024 Summer Flights

Delta Air Lines is already preparing for summer 2024 by announcing the reopening of nonstop service to Santa Barbara, California, and new and resumed routes to gateways near scenic spots like Yosemite National Park and Lake Tahoe.

Next June, Delta will introduce new nonstop, once-daily flying to Santa Barbara from Atlanta and relaunch twice-daily flights from Salt Lake City. Travelers can also take advantage of the airline’s new daily service between Atlanta and Fresno, a gateway to popular scenic destinations such as Yosemite National Park, Sequoia National Park, and the Sierra National Forest.

The carrier announced new twice-daily nonstop service between Seattle and Dallas-Fort Worth, while revealing that its service to Aspen from both Atlanta and Los Angeles would be extended to year-round in 2024.

“By reopening service to Santa Barbara and delivering more ways to access sought-after destinations throughout the U.S. West, we’re more ready than ever to take our customers on their next great adventures – with the service, reliability and convenience they’ve come to know and expect when flying Delta,” Senior Vice President Joe Esposito said.

For tourists looking to visit Lake Tahoe, Delta announced the return of once-daily, nonstop service from Atlanta to Reno, adding to the airline’s three-times-daily Reno flights from Salt Lake City and Los Angeles.

The carrier also revealed nonstop daily service between Detroit and Anchorage, Alaska, as well as increased daily frequencies from Atlanta to Colorado Springs, Colorado; Sacramento, California; and El Paso, Texas.

Meanwhile, Salt Lake City travelers will see the return of daily service to Columbus, Ohio, while Detroit flyers will regain nonstop, once-daily service to Sacramento.

All the announced flights are now available for booking.

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