Delta Air Lines has announced a significant reduction in its flight network, including the suspension of all routes between Atlanta and Havana, Cuba, starting October 26, 2025, amid what the carrier describes as “dampening customer demand.”
In a filing with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) earlier this month, Delta requested a full-season waiver to pause its Cuba operations through March 28, 2026. The DOT formally approved the request on September 3. As part of the decision, all seven weekly Delta flights from Atlanta to Havana will be halted, while the Miami–Havana route will be reduced by 50 percent, from 14 to seven weekly flights.
The Atlanta-based airline stated
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