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Delta SkyMiles members choose airline’s newest island destination

Delta SkyMiles members choose airline's newest island destination
Delta continues to expand its global network to connect travellers with the world’s most sought-after cities (Image credit: handout)

From 25 to 29 August, Delta SkyMiles members are able to vote on which European destination will join the airline’s network for summer 2026.

This will allow customers and employees alike to help shape Delta’s network in a way no airline has done before.

Flying to more than 300 destinations and still growing, Delta continues to expand its global network to connect travellers with the world’s most sought-after cities.

This summer, the airline operated its largest-ever transatlantic schedule, including the launch of Catania, Italy, Delta’s first nonstop to Sicily.

Now, the people who know Delta best have the chance to help choose which Mediterranean destination joins the map next.

Paul Baldoni, senior vice president of network planning at Delta Air Lines, said: “SkyMiles members and Delta people are at the centre of everything Delta does.

“The Route Race is a celebration of their influence, giving our community a voice in where they want to fly next and inviting them to help shape Delta’s global network.

“The destinations where Delta flies are more than just dots on a map – they’re gateways to culture, connection and possibility, and this is a chance for our members and employees to bring one of them closer.”

Choose your adventure

Malta

Perfect for customers who want their trip to feel like a story, Malta blends centuries of history with sunny Mediterranean charm.

One day you might wander ancient fortresses or UNESCO-listed streets, the next you’re on a boat headed for turquoise bays.

It’s a destination for those who want culture, scenery, and relaxation all in one place.

Ibiza

For customers who love a destination that comes alive after dark, Ibiza is a global capital of nightlife with world-famous DJs, beach parties, and sunset-to-sunrise energy.

But the island also knows how to slow things down with hidden coves, laid-back beach bars, and day trips to nearby Formentera for a quieter balance.

It’s perfect for those who want their trip to be equal parts relaxation and revelry.

Sardinia

For customers who love a slower pace but still want adventure, Sardinia is the ultimate mix.

Days here can start with a hike along rugged cliffs, move to a hidden swim, and end with fresh pasta and local wine in a seaside village.

It’s a place where natural beauty, history, and food all share the spotlight.

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