New Delta flights New York to Tel Aviv Start in September
Delta is restarting daily nonstop Delta flights New York to Tel Aviv on September 6. Find details on the aircraft, cabin classes, and booking info.
New Delta flights New York to Tel Aviv Start in September
Delta will resume daily nonstop service between New York-JFK International Airport (JFK) and Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV) on September 6, 2024.
Flight Schedule and Aircraft Specifications
The first flight departs JFK on September 6 and arrives in Israel the next morning. The return flight leaves TLV on September 7 and arrives in New York later that day. Delta operates these daily flights on the Airbus A330-900neo. This aircraft is a modern addition to the Delta fleet. It has high-speed Wi-Fi and a quieter cabin than older widebody models. The plane is also more fuel-efficient.
Cabin Amenities and Booking Strategy
Delta resumed this service after a review of the security environment in the region. “The safety and security of our customers and employees remain our top priority,” Delta stated. The airline will monitor the situation in coordination with aviation authorities and government agencies.
The A330-900neo has four cabin classes: Delta One, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort+, and Delta Main. Delta One provides lie-flat seats for long-haul travelers. Delta Premium Select offers more legroom and improved service for those who want a middle ground between economy and business class. This cabin setup competes with United Airlines’ premium products on similar international routes. The aircraft includes high-speed Wi-Fi and a quieter cabin environment.
Because Delta uses dynamic pricing, the cost in miles changes based on demand. Travelers should use the “Shop with Miles” filter on Delta.com to compare real-time price fluctuations. To maximize value, compare the cost of Delta One award seats against cash prices during peak summer months versus shoulder seasons. SkyMiles are valued at approximately 1.1 to 1.4 cents per mile, but this value changes based on the specific redemption.
You can transfer American Express Membership Rewards to SkyMiles at a 1:1 ratio. As a SkyTeam alliance member, Delta allows connections to other destinations through partners like Air France or KLM. Frequent flyers can earn Medallion status—Silver, Gold, Platinum, or Diamond—to receive benefits like lounge access or priority boarding. Unlike American Airlines, which uses a mix of web specials and dynamic pricing, Delta relies heavily on the dynamic model for international routes.
Travelers can check delta.com or the Delta app for the latest flight updates and to book seats.
Learn more in our Guide to Delta SkyMiles.