Next summer, Delta will operate the largest and most premium experience in its history at LAX. Together with its partners, Delta will offer more than 200 daily departures at the summer peak.
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Delta’s $2.3 billion Sky Way at LAX transformed Terminals 2 and 3 into a connected, state-of-the-art campus designed to support the airline’s long-term growth in Los Angeles. Continued enhancements to wayfinding, security processing and terminal amenities make the experience more convenient and efficient for customers.
Delta One customers enjoy a dedicated Delta One Check-In experience, including private TSA security screening, creating a more personalized and streamlined start to their journey. Customers also have access to exclusive Delta One Lounges.
LAX recently became the first airport in Delta’s network to offer two Delta One Lounges, with an additional 11,000-square-foot Delta Sky Club opening in Terminal 2 in 2027. By 2028, LAX will have four dedicated Delta lounge spaces, including two Delta One Lounges and two Delta Sky Clubs across Terminals 2 and 3, totaling more than 60,000 square feet and more than 1,000 seats. With the opening of the new T2 lounge, Delta will have nearly doubled its Delta One Lounge space at LAX.
Delta offers more premium seats at LAX than any other airline, supported by a premium airport and onboard experience. Delta’s international network from LAX is operated by A350-900 aircraft featuring 40 Delta One seats. Customers can also enjoy Delta One on select domestic routes, including Honolulu (HNL), Maui (OGG), Kona (KOA), New York-JFK, Boston (BOS) and Atlanta (ATL).
Fast, free Wi‑Fi for SkyMiles Members, including on flights from Los Angeles across the Pacific beginning this fall, Delta Sync entertainment and elevated onboard amenities enhance the journey for all customers.
Summer 2027 schedule
At its summer 2027 peak, Delta and its partners will offer more than 200 daily departures to nearly 70 destinations from LAX, giving Angelenos even more ways to connect around the world and throughout the U.S. Delta is also the only carrier at LAX serving all of the airport’s top 10 markets with multiple daily flights
Across the South Pacific, Delta connects Los Angeles with Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Auckland, with Melbourne service growing to daily for the peak period beginning Dec. 22 and Auckland returning daily beginning Oct. 25.
Delta has expanded its international reach from LAX with new service to Hong Kong and Shanghai, while also announcing service to Vancouver and Manila. Delta now offers service to 25 international destinations and provides one-stop access to more than 100 countries through Delta and its global partners.
Domestically, Delta continues to strengthen its position as the largest carrier from LAX to Florida, with its largest-ever Florida schedule featuring up to 13 daily departures and more than 2,500 peak-day seats. The schedule includes new service to Palm Beach and additional flights to Tampa, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale.
Delta is also expanding service in the New York market with new service to Newark, building on its position as the largest carrier between Los Angeles and New York City. New routes to Chicago further expand Delta’s domestic network from LAX, giving customers even more travel options across key business and leisure destinations.
Beyond LAX, Delta serves customers across Southern California through airports including Orange County (SNA), Hollywood Burbank (BUR), Ontario (ONT) and Long Beach (LGB), with the recent return of Delta One seasonal service between New York-JFK and Orange County further enhancing premium travel options in the region.
