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Delta Air Lines is significantly expanding its flight schedule to Las Vegas for CES 2027, adding new nonstop services from Hong Kong and Taipei while increasing frequencies from major U.S. business markets. During the peak travel period, the airline will operate more than 120 daily flights to Las Vegas, reinforcing its position as one of the leading carriers serving the global technology exhibition.

New nonstop links from Asia

The expansion is headlined by two new nonstop routes connecting Las Vegas directly with two of Asia’s most important technology hubs. Delta will operate special CES flights from Hong Kong and Taipei, complementing its existing services from Seoul-Incheon and Shanghai.

The Hong Kong–Las Vegas service will operate inbound on January 4 and outbound on January 10, while the Taipei route will begin with an inbound flight on January 5 and return on January 10.

“CES continues to be one of the most important global events for innovation, and Delta is uniquely positioned to connect customers to Las Vegas from across our network,” said Jeff Arinder, Vice President, International Network Planning. “With new service from Hong Kong and Taipei and expanded flying from key U.S. markets like Austin, we’re making it easier than ever for customers to access CES with a premium, seamless travel experience.”

Stronger domestic network

Alongside the international expansion, Delta is increasing capacity from several of its largest U.S. hubs. Atlanta will offer up to ten daily flights to Las Vegas during peak periods, while Detroit, New York-JFK and Los Angeles will each see up to seven daily departures. Seattle will operate up to six daily flights and Boston up to three.

The airline is also doubling its Austin service during the busiest days of CES and adding point-to-point capacity from markets including San Jose, San Diego and Orange County. Additional flights from Florida, including Fort Lauderdale, Orlando and Miami, will support increased demand during the exhibition.

Global access to the world's leading technology event

With the expanded schedule, Delta aims to provide business travelers with greater flexibility and more direct connections to CES from key innovation centres across North America, Europe and Asia.

The enhanced network combines new international routes with increased domestic frequencies, allowing visitors from major technology markets to reach Las Vegas with fewer connections and a wider choice of travel options during one of the industry's most important annual events.

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