Delta has resumed daily flights between New York’s JFK Airport and Rio de Janeiro’s Galeão International Airport. This seasonal service, starting December 20th, 2024, will continue until March 27th, 2025. As a result, Delta strengthens its presence in Brazil while meeting winter travel demand. For travelers heading to Rio, the Southern Hemisphere summer offers beautiful beaches and vibrant cultural experiences. Meanwhile, visitors from Brazil can explore New York City’s iconic landmarks, dynamic arts, and endless attractions.

Moreover, Delta’s daily flights will operate on Boeing 767-300ER aircraft, accommodating 215 passengers. The overnight schedule ensures that travelers arrive refreshed and ready to enjoy their destinations. Because of this, passengers can maximize their travel time without losing valuable hours in transit. This expansion highlights the increasing demand for travel between Brazil and the United States, fueled by both tourism and business ties.

In addition, Delta is boosting its Rio to Atlanta route to offer even more capacity. From December 19th, larger Airbus A330-300 aircraft will replace the current Boeing 767-300s. These aircraft, with 282 seats, provide greater availability for travelers during the busy travel season. Furthermore, this expansion aligns with Delta’s ongoing partnership with LATAM, enhancing connectivity across Brazil and major U.S. cities.

Overall, Delta’s latest updates reaffirm its commitment to strengthening connections between Brazil and the United States. Thanks to improved schedules and larger aircraft, travelers can enjoy a seamless and efficient travel experience, especially during peak seasons.

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