Delta Air Lines will launch daily nonstop service between Austin and Paris-Charles de Gaulle on March 27, 2027, opening a new direct link between Central Texas and Europe.
The seasonal service will operate on Delta’s Airbus A330-900neo and will give Austin travelers a nonstop alternative for reaching the French capital.
The route will also strengthen Austin’s connections to Europe through Delta’s partnership with Air France-KLM. From Paris, passengers can connect to destinations across Europe, India and Africa.
Austin already benefits from three weekly services to Amsterdam with KLM, up to 5 weekly frequencies to Frankfurt with Lufthansa and two daily services to London Heathrow with British Airways. In 2025, traffic to Europe generated a total of 418,000 passengers.
The new service will make Austin one of Delta’s gateways to Europe, alongside its existing international network. Delta and its partners will offer up to 10 weekly nonstop flights from Austin to Europe during the peak summer period, including service to Paris and Amsterdam.
The A330-900 will offer Delta One, Premium Select, Comfort and Main Cabin. The aircraft’s premium cabin includes lie-flat seats in Delta One, while Premium Select provides additional space and upgraded amenities.
Delta says the Paris service is part of a broader expansion in Austin. By summer 2027, the airline expects to serve around 30 destinations from the Texas airport with more than 70 peak-day departures.
Austin has become an increasingly important market for airlines as the Texas city’s population, business activity and tourism sector have expanded.
For Paris, the new route adds another source market in the US at a time when transatlantic capacity remains a key component of the international network. The service will initially operate for the summer season, starting March 27, 2027.