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Delta’s new flights to Buenos Aires are ready to take off
Starting November 19, Delta will adjust its schedule on the Atlanta -Buenos Aires route. The article Delta’s new flights to Buenos Aires are ready to take off first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.
Delta Air Lines is enhancing its connection to Buenos Aires, providing travelers with more choices and an elevated experience on its route between Atlanta (ATL) and Buenos Aires (EZE). Starting November 19, Delta will increase flight frequencies and introduce a next-generation aircraft.
To accommodate the increased travel needs of the summer season, Delta will adjust its schedule, adding asecond daily frequency between Atlanta and Buenos Aires. This additional service will operate three times a week from November 19 to December 9, increasing to daily service from December 10 to January 18, 2026, for the peak summer season. The route will then return to three weekly flights from January 19 to March 28, 2026.
The second frequency will be operated with the Boeing 767-400ER, allowing passengers to fly from the South America city during the day and connect to over 140 destinations through Delta’s Atlanta hub.
A Modernized fleet for a Premium Experience
Delta is also introducing the Airbus A330-900neo on its regular Atlanta – Buenos Aires service, replacing the Airbus A330-300. This cutting-edge aircraft offers enhanced efficiency and comfort, featuring:
- Delta One Suites, providing superior privacy and luxury.
- Delta Premium Select, offering extra space and premium amenities.
- Delta Comfort+, offers extra legroom, priority boarding, and enhanced amenities
- Main Cabin, with modern interiors and state-of-the-art in-flight entertainment.
Buenos Aires (Photo: Buenos Aires City Tourism Board).
Buenos Aires is a city of rich history, architectural beauty, and world-renowned gastronomy. From its iconic tango halls and vibrant nightlife to its elegant European-style boulevards, Argentina’s capital seamlessly blends tradition with modern sophistication. Travelers can indulge in award-winning steakhouses, explore historic neighborhoods like San Telmo and Recoleta, or experience the city’s dynamic arts and cultural scene.
Beyond its urban charm, the city serves as the gateway to Argentina’s diverse landscapes, from the stunning vineyards of Mendoza to the breathtaking scenery of Patagonia. Whether visitors seek cultural immersion, outdoor adventures, or a taste of Argentina’s famous Malbec, Buenos Aires offers an experience that caters to every traveler.
With these enhancements, Delta reaffirms its commitment to the region by offering more flights, better connectivity, and an exceptional travel experience for customers between the capital of Artgentina and Atlanta.
Delta offers year-round daily service between Argentina and the United States, with an additional seasonal / holiday flight beginning November 19.
The article Delta’s new flights to Buenos Aires are ready to take off first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.
