Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Delta launches Boston–Dublin nonstop A330 service
Delta launches Boston–Dublin nonstop service from Boston Logan to Dublin starting March 2026.
On October 20, 2025, Delta Air Lines (DL / ICAO: DAL) confirmed a new daily nonstop between Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) and Dublin, Ireland (DUB), set to begin in March 2026. The route will be operated with the Airbus A330-300 and will offer Delta One, Premium Select, Comfort+ and Main Cabin seating across the cabin mix.
Boston–Dublin nonstop: what to expect
The new Boston–Dublin nonstop strengthens Delta’s transatlantic network out of the Northeast and responds to rising demand for direct U.S.–Europe connectivity. Boston Logan continues to position itself as a major gateway for New England travelers; Delta aims to capture both business and leisure traffic between the Boston area and Ireland with this daily frequency.
- Route: Boston–Dublin nonstop (BOS–DUB)
- Start: March 2026 (daily service)
- Aircraft: Airbus A330-300
- Operator: Delta Air Lines (IATA: DL, ICAO: DAL)
- Cabins: Delta One, Premium Select, Comfort+, Main Cabin
Delta’s use of the A330-300 provides a wide-body platform with multiple cabin products suited to a mix of transatlantic travelers. The carrier positions daily nonstop flights as a convenient option for weekend trips, short business stays and connecting itineraries beyond Dublin. While flight numbers were not published with the announcement, Delta confirmed seats are available for sale now.
Tickets are on sale with introductory fares targeting early spring travelers. Delta’s announcement on October 20, 2025, frames the route as both a market response and a strategic expansion to increase connectivity between New England and Ireland. Travelers should expect standard transatlantic amenities in Delta One and Premium Select on the A330-300, with Comfort+ and Main Cabin servicing leisure demand.
This addition follows a broader trend of carriers reinstating and expanding U.S.–Europe links after sustained recovery in international travel demand, and it gives Boston flyers a direct option to Dublin without connections.
