Delta Air Lines added the HSV-LGA route on April 14, 2025, and the new route operates once daily in both directions. Passengers fly on Bombardier CRJ-900 equipment with 76 seats including First Class.

“New York City has been a top unserved market for our community, and we are excited Delta Air Lines recognizes the opportunity for our business and leisure travelers,” said Mayor Tommy Battle, City of Huntsville. “Having received numerous requests for this service for many years, we expect the community will take full advantage of these non-stop flights to the Big Apple.”

“We’re proud to bring nonstop service between Huntsville and New York City in 2025, making Delta the only carrier to offer a direct connection to New York City from Huntsville,” said David Hart, Delta’s Managing Director – Network Planning. “This service demonstrates our commitment to connecting Huntsville to more destinations, offering customers greater convenience and choice whether they are flying for business or leisure.”

“This new non-stop service from Huntsville to New York City connects our community to the nation’s largest metro”, said Trey Bentley, FY25 Board Chair of the Port of Huntsville. “Our customers desire non-stop service to major destinations to enable them the convenience of doing business in a day if needed. We continue to strive to add new markets and provide travel options for our customers.”

“We appreciate the investment Delta continues to make in serving HSV with daily service to Atlanta, Detroit and now New York City,” said Butch Roberts, CEO, Huntsville International Airport. “Air service is an integral part of our community’s infrastructure, and we recognize that this new service is vital to our region and to our ability to serve our customers with non-stop flights to desirable locations.”

• Delta Air Lines added a 2nd daily flight to Detroit.
• Delta Air Lines increased Atlanta service from 7x daily to 9x daily using all mainline aircraft.
• Breeze Airways increased Orlando service to 1x daily.