Delta Air Lines to Launch Nonstop Los Angeles–Manila Flights in March 2027. Delta Air Lines has announced the launch of a new international route connecting Los Angeles and Manila, with nonstop service scheduled to begin on March 28, 2027. With this new route, the airline will add the Philippines to its global network for the first time and become the only U.S. carrier offering nonstop flights between the two cities. The service will be operated with Airbus A350-900 aircraft as part of Delta’s ongoing expansion strategy in the Asia-Pacific market.
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The new route is designed to meet growing demand between Southern California and the Philippines, driven by both business travel and passengers visiting friends and relatives. It will also improve access to one of Southeast Asia’s leading economic and cultural centers, where travelers will be able to connect conveniently to numerous destinations throughout the Philippine archipelago.
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The addition of Manila further strengthens Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) as one of Delta’s key international hubs. The airline continues to expand its long-haul network from the U.S. West Coast while investing in premium passenger facilities and services. With this new route, Delta reinforces its presence in Asia and expands travel options between North America and one of the world’s fastest-growing aviation markets.
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