Delta adds flights from Boston to Hilton Head, Myrtle Beach, more

Delta Air Lines is adding new flights to popular leisure destinations this spring thanks to renewed optimism and growing customer confidence in the upcoming trip, according to a press release from the company.

As air travel shows signs of recovery After a devastating year due to the coronavirus pandemic, Atlanta-based Delta will add and multiply routes to more than 20 mountain, beach and outdoor destinations, according to the release. Some of the changes will take place at Logan International Airport in Boston.

On Saturdays in the spring, Delta launches new service from Boston to Hilton Head, NC. The flights to the popular leisure destination, called the island no. 1 in the US Conde Nast TravelerRecording of the Readers’ Choice Awards for 2020 begins on May 8th.

The airline also begins May 29 with new service between Boston and Traverse City, Michigan, where the best spring activities include cherry blossoms and wine tours, golf and exploring the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.

Weekend service between Boston and Myrtle Beach, SC, begins on May 8, and Saturday service between Boston and Norfolk, Va., Begins on May 8. It increases to daily service on May 28th.

The airline is also expanding access to four Northeast destinations.

“The scenic views and outdoor adventures in New England to places like Acadia National Park offer a variety of experiences for leisure travelers, which is why Delta is adding more flights to four destinations in the region,” the company wrote in the release.

Bostonians can fly to Bangor, Maine, daily from May 5th. The airline is also improving this spring between Atlanta and Burlington, Vermont, as well as between New York and Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard.

“We look forward to connecting more customers with their love of travel this summer, with more flights and comfortable connections across Delta’s network,” said Joe Esposito, senior vice president of network planning for Delta. “Our commitment to the health and safety of everyone on board always comes first, and those planning a summer vacation will also enjoy Delta’s unparalleled service during the journey from booking to luggage.”

Travelers should be aware of COVID-19 travel restrictions before crossing the state.