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Delta Air Lines Adds a New Direct Flight Between Boston and Iceland

by Daniel McCarthy  October 19, 2026
Delta Air Lines Adds a New Direct Flight Between Boston and Iceland

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Delta Air Lines is adding another big international route out of Boston Logan (BOS).

Starting on April 12, 2027, Delta will fly daily nonstop service between Boston and Reykjavík (KEF). Delta will fly the service seasonally, through Oct. 30, on a Boeing 757-200 featuring Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort, and Delta Main.

The Reykjavík service joins the Boston-to-Venice service that Delta previously announced. That service will start on May 7, 2027, and will operate four times weekly through Oct. 29.

Venice will be Delta’s 13th long-haul destination from Boston during the peak summer season, while Reykjavík will be its 14th.

The new Boston routes are part of a broader transatlantic expansion for Delta’s 2027 season, which also includes a new Detroit to Athens route, a Boston to Venice addition, and earlier start dates for several other key European gateways.

  
  
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