Delta is set to ramp-up its operations in Seattle, with the launch of new flights to London, Dallas and Columbus, along with expanded service to 12 other cities.

This northern summer, Delta will launch a new, three-times daily service to Dallas/Fort Worth, a new nonstop service to Columbus, Ohio, and expanded service to Anchorage, Atlanta, Austin, Boise, Boston, Bozeman, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Orlando, Spokane, Tampa and Washington-Dulles.

These additions mean Delta will offer 190 daily departures to 56 destinations this northern summer from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

Delta’s new international economy class service and the flagship Airbus A350 (above)

Dallas/Fort Worth marks Delta’s second Texas destination from Sea-Tac, building on the Austin service launched in 2017.

The airline also plans to launch nonstop service to London-Heathrow in 2021. The route expands the airline’s lead of offering the most global destinations from Seattle than any other airline, with London joining Delta’s existing nine international markets.

The service also complements partner Virgin Atlantic’s twice-daily service and offers customers the choice of three daily flights.

A Delta Boeing 737-900 flying across America

“Our customers’ demand for new destinations, award-winning service, commitment to seat-back entertainment and superior reliability are what drives Delta’s continued growth in Seattle,” said Tony Gonchar, Delta’s Vice President — Seattle.

“With our extensive partner service from Seattle on Virgin Atlantic, Air France, Korean Air and Aeromexico, customers can expect a seamless journey across the globe.”

Delta is enhancing customer comfort for vacationers across the network this summer with 70 percent of flights operated on larger mainline aircraft like the Boeing 737-900 and Airbus A321.

Delta’s popular Airbus A330 has four cabins

Those traveling to popular leisure and business destinations can also look forward to an elevated onboard experience on the state-of-the-art, more fuel-efficient Airbus A220, A330-900neo and A350 aircraft.

In addition to new and expanded service to Dallas/Fort Worth, Columbus and Austin, the quiet and spacious A220 will also operate to top business markets like San Francisco, San Jose, Denver and Kansas City. Select Seattle-to-Orange County flights will be upgraded to the A220 starting August. 17, 2020.

Customers flying to Seoul, Amsterdam or the upcoming launch of service to Haneda can connect on Delta’s newest widebody, the A330-900neo, which features all four seat experiences: Delta One Suite, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort+ and an improved Main Cabin.