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Delta to Launch Austin–Paris Nonstop Service in March 2027

Delta will begin Austin’s first nonstop service to Paris Charles de Gaulle in March 2027, extending its expansion at Austin-Bergstrom to 30 destinations for summer 2027. The carrier will also add Airbus A319 service on its Austin–San Diego route, alongside expanded flying to Cancun and San Jose.

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Delta makes AI-powered Concierge available to all SkyMiles members, but initial utility remains limited

Delta Air Lines has made its AI-powered Concierge assistant generally available through the Fly Delta app to all SkyMiles members. The launch expands automated support for disruptions, cancellations, baggage tracking and account information, but the initial functionality falls short of the broader use cases previously presented by the carrier.

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Delta to return to Tokyo Narita after seven years

Delta Air Lines plans to resume service at Tokyo Narita, returning to the airport after a seven-year absence. The move signals a change in the carrier’s Tokyo airport strategy and adds another development to the competitive Japan-U.S. market.

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Delta Investigates Suspected Spoofed Wi-Fi Network on Las Vegas–Atlanta Flight After DEF CON

Delta is investigating an unauthorized wireless network reportedly broadcast as “Delta WiFi Fast” aboard flight DL591 from Las Vegas to Atlanta on Aug. 10, after the city hosted DEF CON. The airline said the incident did not involve a hack of aircraft systems, according to the reports.

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Delta makes AI-powered Concierge available to all SkyMiles members

Delta has expanded its Concierge service to every SkyMiles member through the Delta app. The AI-powered assistant helps customers manage disruptions, initiate cancellations, track bags and access SkyMiles account information, extending automated travel support beyond a limited customer segment.

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