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Delta Adds Venice to Boston’s Long‑Haul Portfolio as 13th New Route
WHY IT MATTERS
The new BOS‑Venice flight expands Delta’s global network, giving Boston travelers a direct link to Italy and boosting tourism and business ties between the U.S. and Europe.
What happened
Delta Air Lines is expanding its long‑haul network with the launch of its 13th new route, adding a direct flight from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to the popular Italian city of Venice next summer. The carrier already operates long‑haul services from 11 U. S.
hubs, and the new BOS‑Venice link will provide travelers with a convenient, nonstop option to one of Europe’s most visited destinations. While the full list of Delta’s new routes is still being released, the addition of Venice underscores the airline’s strategy to broaden its international reach and offer more direct connections for passengers traveling between the U.
S. and Europe.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Delta Air Lines Launches 13th New Long-Haul Route From Major Hub: See Full List Now
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CORRECTIONS & UPDATES
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