Delta is getting bigger in Texas: Five new nonstop routes from Austin to business and leisure hotspots

With the launch of five new routes from the Texas capital, Delta continues to position itself as the airline of choice for customers traveling to and from Austin. Starting in March 2025, Delta will offer daily nonstop service to Panama City, Florida (ECP). Additionally, the airline will offer new nonstop service to Indianapolis (IND), Memphis (MEM), San Francisco (SFO) and Tampa (TPA), giving Austin customers more options than ever before.

“Delta has expressed its commitment to Austin, and these new routes and the 55 peak-day departures planned for summer 2025 reinforce that,” said Joe Esposito, SVP – Network Planning at Delta. “This is in addition to the already 20 percent increase in seating capacity we launched in April to connect Austin to new destinations in key business and leisure markets both within Texas and outside the state – through ours entire global network.”

“We continue to listen and respond to the needs of Austin as it grows, and we have a dedicated enterprise sales team ready to move all customers to, from and through this important technology and business destination,” said Scott Santoro, VP – Sales.

Beginning March 9, customers can enjoy nonstop service to Panama City (ECP), ideal for spring break travel to the white sand beaches of the Florida Panhandle. This daily flight is operated by Delta Connection airline SkyWest on an Embraer ERJ-175 equipped with First Class, Delta Comfort+ and Main Cabin. This flight joins the recently announced Austin to New Orleans (MSY) flight and departs February 27, just in time for Mardi Gras and Spring Break.

Delta’s service from Austin to Memphis – the only nonstop service between the two cities – and Indianapolis will begin May 7, providing seamless connections to two key business and cultural travel destinations. Customers traveling to Memphis enjoy quick access to famous Beale Street and can decide which city has the best barbecue, while the Indianapolis route offers additional business travel opportunities. These new routes are not only popular with business travelers, but also provide better connectivity for customers in Memphis and Indianapolis looking to travel to Austin. Both daily flights are operated by Delta Connection airline SkyWest on an Embraer ERJ-175 equipped with First Class, Delta Comfort+ and Main Cabin.

On June 8, Delta will round out its latest expansion with new nonstop service to San Francisco (SFO) and Tampa (TPA). The route between Austin and San Francisco will unite two of the largest and most influential technology and innovation cities in the country. Meanwhile, the Austin-Tampa route offers Austin customers more options to reach Florida’s stunning Gulf Coast and one of the country’s growing business destinations.

These daily flights operate on Delta’s state-of-the-art Airbus A220-300 aircraft, equipped with First Class, Delta Comfort+ and Main Cabin. The A220-300 aircraft is built in a 2×3 configuration, which means there are 50% fewer middle seats. In addition, the aircraft has large windows and expanded overhead bins. SkyMiles customers traveling aboard this aircraft will also have access to fast, free in-flight WiFi. Combined with seatback in-flight entertainment, this aircraft is suitable for both business travelers who want to be productive and customers who want to sit back and relax and enjoy over 1,000 hours of entertainment content.

Last year, Delta positioned Austin as a key gateway to facilitate connections to its extensive network, and with nonstop flights to all of Delta’s major hubs, Austin-area travelers are just one connection away from destinations around the world. Delta is also able to connect customers in Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia to the dynamic and rapidly growing technology hub.

For bookings and further information on these flights please visitdelta.com.