Delta Air Lines resumes non-stop flights to Curaçao since its last operation in 2010, boosting the Caribbean network from its main hub in Atlanta. With this announcement, the airline becomes the fourth U.S. carrier to operate at Hato International Airport.
Delta consolidates its position as the leading airline between Latin America and Atlanta, providing nearly 500 weekly flights to 44 Latin destinations for the winter season, representing a 30% increase in capacity over 2022.
Popular destinations from Atlanta for the winter schedule include Aruba, San Jose del Cabo and St. Thomas, where the airline offers nonstop service. In addition, Delta has introduced routes to Cozumel, Mexico and Cartagena, Colombia, providing customers with more vacation travel options.
Delta Air Lines flight schedule to Curacao
Starts December 16, 2023.
- Atlanta – Curacao Flight DL 1786 ATL 09:50 – CUR 14:50 Saturday.
- Curaçao – Atlanta Flight DL 1783 CUR 16:15 – ATL 19:40 Saturday.
The route will be operated on Boeing 737-800 Next Generation aircraft with 160 seats in three classes (16 First Class/36 Delta Comfort+/180 Main Cabin) and promotional fares are available from USD 804 round trip. The airline will be the only carrier to offer non-stop flights between Curacao and Atlanta, allowing customers from more than 100 U.S. cities to access this tropical destination through convenient one-stop connections.
With this new service, Delta will operate from the three main islands of the Netherlands Antilles from its main hub in Atlanta, which includes nonstop flights from Aruba and Bonaire. By introducing this new route along with the largest winter vacation schedule in its history, the airline continues to meet the strong demand for vacation destinations in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Delta’s flight schedule to the Netherlands Antilles
For the 2023/2024 winter season, Delta will have 7,332 weekly seats on offer between the U.S. and the Netherlands Antilles.
Atlanta (ATL):
- Aruba: two daily flights on Boeing 757-200s.
- Bonaire: four flights a week on Boeing 737-900ER.
- Curaçao: one weekly frequency on Boeing 737-800.
Boston (BOS):
- Aruba: daily flights on Boeing 737-900ER.
New York (JFK):
- Aruba: daily flights on Boeing 757-200.
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