Delta Air Lines to launch its first route connecting Marrakech Menara Airport to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in the USA October 2025

Casablanca 28th Feb, 2025, As Delta Air Lines extends its network into Africa, it proudly announces the launch of its inaugural nonstop flight from Atlanta to Marrakech, Morocco, commencing on 25^th October, 2025. This new route, operating three times a week, establishes a direct gateway to Morocco’s enchanting “Red City,” enhancing cultural and economic connections between the United States and Morocco. Additionally, Delta is introducing seasonal flights to Accra, Ghana, starting 1^st December, to accommodate winter travel demands. With these additions, Delta is making both destinations more accessible while bringing its renowned premium experience to more of Africa.

Since its first African service in 2006, Delta has been dedicated to bridging distances between the U.S. and Africa. With over 7.5 million customers flown on these routes, Delta’s commitment continues to grow. Today, the airline serves five African destinations year-round, reinforcing its role in connecting diverse cultures.

“Delta’s new service to Marrakech and added flights to Accra strengthen our presence in Africa, offering more opportunities for customers to enjoy our award-winning service and premium onboard experience,” said Paul Baldoni, Senior Vice President of Network Planning at Delta. “Whether discovering Morocco or reconnecting with loved ones in Ghana, these routes enhance our network while reinforcing Atlanta’s role as the world’s largest global hub.”

The new Atlanta-Marrakech service not only underscores Delta’s commitment to facilitating international travel but also aligns with the Moroccan National Tourism Office’s strategy to make Morocco a prime destination for American tourists. The introduction of this direct flight marks a significant milestone in air travel, positioning Morocco as a key player in North African tourism. The Atlanta to Marrakech route (ATL-RAK) will be served by Delta’s Boeing 767-400ER, featuring luxurious Delta One suites, Delta Premium Select, and enhanced amenities across all cabins. Travelers can enjoy chef-curated meals, in-seat entertainment, and high-speed Wi-Fi, ensuring a comfortable and connected journey.

Now boarding: fast, free Wi-Fi on routes to West Africa 

Delta is on a journey to bring fast, free Wi-Fi to its entire global fleet – connectivity at an unprecedented scale that remains unmatched in the industry. SkyMiles Members traveling to Morocco on Delta can look forward to reliable, streaming-quality connectivity from the time the boarding door closes to the moment the plane arrives at the gate, allowing them stay connected and entertained – just like they would at home, for free. Expansion to remaining international routes is well underway, with all additional routes to West Africa (Lagos, Dakar and Accra) expected to be available with fast, free Delta Sync Wi-Fi in the coming weeks – in addition to Marrakech when it begins service in October.

By connecting Atlanta directly to Marrakech and reinforcing its commitment to Africa, Delta not only expands its network but also brings its renowned service closer to more explorers eager for authentic and enriching experiences. This strategic move demonstrates Delta’s ongoing commitment to connecting the world while supporting cultural exchanges and economic growth between the U.S. and Africa.

These investments continue to elevate the travel experience for customers flying through Atlanta, whether they’re heading to Marrakech’s colorful souks, Accra’s lively streets or anywhere else in the world.

*The launch of the route is subject to government approval. ####

About Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines, initially founded as a humble crop-dusting service in 1925, has expanded to become one of the globe’s leading airlines and is celebrating its centennial in 2025. Renowned for its extensive service network, Delta facilitates global connectivity by offering flights to over 275 destinations across 50 countries, effectively reaching an impressive annual customer base of more than 200 million individuals. This vast network not only underscores Delta’s mission to bridge diverse cultures and foster global understanding but also highlights its evolution from regional operations to a pivotal player on the international aviation stage. Delta’s commitment to connecting the world transcends mere transportation, aiming to enhance global interactions and deepen cross-cultural engagements through its expansive flight routes​

Continued Investments in Atlanta

Atlanta is Delta’s largest hub, operating nearly 1,000 daily flights and connecting travelers to 215 destinations worldwide. With the addition of Marrakech, Delta offers 67 international destinations from Atlanta, reinforcing its position as a global gateway with other recent additions including Naples and Brussels.

Additionally, Delta has invested more than $12 billion into modernizing its hub network, including major enhancements at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport:

• A new 24,000-square-foot Delta Sky Club — the largest in the airport — opening this spring on Concourse D, featuring panoramic views and amenities for every type of traveler
• Upgrades to Delta Sky Clubs on Concourses A and C designed to elevate the guest experience
• The expansion of Concourse D, adding more gate space and improving passenger flow.
• Delta Digital ID enables eligible travelers to move through security and bag drop seamlessly without showing a physical ID or boarding pass.