If only vacations could last a century.
Starting next year, New Yorkers can fly nonstop with Delta Airlines to one of the world’s most stunning and healthful destinations — Sardinia, Italy.
Beginning May 20, 2026, the new route will operate four times a week from JFK Airport, marking the first-ever nonstop service from the U.S. to the island.
Starting next summer, New Yorkers can fly nonstop to Sardinia, Italy.
One of the world’s five “Blue Zones,” Sardinia is celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes and the remarkable longevity of its residents, many of whom live past 100. Locals credit their long lives to natural foods, daily physical activity, and close-knit communities.
This historic new route is a milestone for Delta and a golden opportunity for travelers eager to discover a lesser-known Mediterranean gem.
It also reinforces Delta’s status as the largest U.S. carrier to Italy, complementing its existing service to Rome, Milan, Venice, Naples, and Catania.
