Delta Air Lines is launching a new transatlantic service between Austin, Texas and Paris/Charles de Gaulle. The new service means Delta will become the only US carrier flying nonstop between Austin and Europe.
The new daily, summer seasonal service will commence on March 27. It will be flown by one of the carrier’s Airbus A330-900s. The aircraft are configured in a four-class layout with Delta One, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort and Delta Main cabins.
The service will also feed Delta’s transatlantic joint venture with Air France-KLM and Virgin Atlantic. This will offer passengers one-stop access via Paris to almost 70 destinations across Europe, India and Africa.
The new route forms part of a broader expansion at Austin/Bergstrom International Airport. Delta plans to serve around 30 destinations and operate more than 70 peak-day departures by summer 2027. The airline will also add daily Austin-San Diego flights, increase San Jose to twice daily and make its Cancun service year-round.
“Delta has been a catalyst in Austin’s emergence as a global destination, and its new nonstop service to Paris is the latest example of its commitment to connecting our city with the world,” said Austin Mayor Kirk Watson. “Austin and Paris are united by a spirit of culture, creativity, and discovery, and this new route will bring our communities closer together while creating new opportunities for people to experience all that makes our city special. We’re grateful for Delta’s continued investment in Austin and its role in helping our city shine on the global stage.”
