Delta will operate its biggest winter Hawaii schedule for 2026/27, adding nonstop Minneapolis–St. Paul–Maui (MSP–OGG) service—daily in peak season then five weekly—restarting Boston–Honolulu (BOS–HNL), boosting frequencies from ATL, DTW and JFK, and advancing Salt Lake City–Kona (SLC–KOA) flying alongside aircraft enhancements.
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Delta is materially increasing seasonal long‑haul capacity to Hawaii: the airline’s largest-ever winter lineup includes new MSP–OGG nonstop (daily in peak, then five weekly), a BOS–HNL restart, added flying from ATL/DTW/JFK and an earlier SLC–KOA launch.
The expansion is supported by Delta’s recent widebody fleet commitments — its 31 Airbus widebodies (A330‑900/A350‑900) [source:aa9b67bb-db4a-411a-ba64-859502770478] and 30 Boeing 787‑10s [source:fd4b0bc5-c3cd-4534-a244-8057382516f6] — which underpin increased Pacific and long‑haul rotations.
This schedule shift reflects broader U.S. carrier network growth and seasonal capacity moves seen across the market [source:4d8af283-26e1-4375-9d25-bc232bd29ed0], with implications for slot management, crew and aircraft planning at key domestic hubs.
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