Delta’s warning about short-term airport schedule tweaks comes as the airline makes broader network changes. The Atlanta-based airline is ending its seasonal service to London Gatwick (LGW), dropping the New York (JFK) - Gatwick route it operated during the summer. The move cuts the carrier's only connection to the U.K.'s second-busiest airport.

Often viewed as a unicorn amid the many daily U.S.–London services, Delta's Gatwick flight will be discontinued as the carrier shifts to its far larger hub at Heathrow (LHR).

Delta's strategic shift also comes just ahead of a new U.K. travel requirement taking effect in early 2026, one that will directly affect American and Canadian visitors. Why has Delta decided to end the Gatwick route and why now?

Delta Air Lines Has Fully Canceled Its "Un

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