Originally Posted by Sir James
Atlanta-Tel Aviv, Israel (to begin March 27)
Atlanta-Dusseldorf, Germany (to begin April 3)
Atlanta-Copenhagen, Denmark (to begin May 1)
Atlanta-Edinburgh, Scotland (to begin May 4)
New York (JFK)-Budapest, Hungary (to begin May 8)
Atlanta-Nice, France (to begin May 9)
Atlanta-Athens, Greece (to begin May 29)
New York (JFK)-Dublin/Shannon, Ireland (to begin May 15)
New York (JFK)-Manchester, England (to begin May 15)
Atlanta-Venice, Italy (to begin June 6)
New York (JFK)-Kiev, Ukraine
The JFK-Kiev service is subject to U.S. and foreign government approvals. The other routes, except JFK-Manchester, are subject to foreign government approval.
Delta also will increase seasonal capacity between Atlanta and Ireland and between New York (JFK) and Rome. Other recently added trans-Atlantic routes include New York (JFK) to Chennai, India (via Paris); New York (JFK) to Berlin; and Atlanta to Moscow.
It's interesting to watch all the legacy carriers bail out of the crowded, competitve domestic routes only to create a crowded, competitive international market. I wish them luck but it sure seems they aren't solving their problems as much as just looking for a new place to experience them.