Delta relies heavily on KLM partnership at Amsterdam Schiphol

Delta operates non-stop flights from Schiphol to various U.S. cities including Boston, Detroit, Minneapolis/St. Paul, New York JFK, Salt Lake City, Seattle/Tacoma, Tampa, and Orlando during peak seasons. This makes Amsterdam one of Delta's most-served international destinations outside the U.S., highlighting its importance as a connecting hub.

The airline's focus on Amsterdam stems from its ability to connect passengers efficiently through its SkyTeam partners. While Air France also plays a role in this network through Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, operational limitations there make Amsterdam an even more critical node for Delta’s operations.

KLM's extensive route network from Schiphol supports Delta’s strategy by offering connections to major capitals and secondary cities across multiple continents. With over 300 codeshare partnerships globally, KLM enhances SkyTeam’s reach significantly.

Amsterdam Schiphol remains pivotal not only for passenger traffic but also as a cargo hub within SkyTeam’s operations. As economic uncertainties loom globally, questions arise about the sustainability of such saturated markets; however, Delta continues to maintain strong investments in this transatlantic corridor.