As a tournament partner of the Masters, Delta Air Lines is delivering its largest-ever schedule to Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) for 2027, with up to 20 daily departures during peak travel days.
“The Masters is one of the most iconic events in sports, and as a proud tournament partner, Delta is uniquely positioned to bring customers closer to the action,” said Amy Martin, vice president of network planning at Delta. “With nearly 100 additional flights, expanded mainline service and strong connectivity across our hubs, we’re making it easier than ever for our customers to get to Augusta, while reinforcing Delta’s role as the airline best equipped to connect fans to the world’s biggest golf events.”
During Masters week, Delta will operate nearly 100 additional flights and upgrade more than 50 existing flights to larger mainline aircraft. The expanded schedule includes service from key markets across the country, with a strong focus on the Northeast and major hubs:
- New and added flights from New York (LGA and JFK), Boston (BOS), and Newark (EWR)
- Additional service from hubs including Detroit (DTW) and Minneapolis–St. Paul (MSP)
- Daily service from Washington, D.C. (DCA) and Austin (AUS)
- Select coast-to-coast flying from Los Angeles (LAX)
Beyond the flight, Delta is bringing the Masters experience to life on the ground in Augusta. As a tournament partner, Delta will once again transform the arrival journey at AGS with immersive, Masters-inspired touches—from themed installations and interactive displays to exclusive keepsakes.
And for golf enthusiasts who can’t make it to Augusta, fans can stay connected to the action with live satellite TV available across much of Delta’s fleet, ensuring they won’t miss a single putt, even at 35,000 feet.
See below for a summary of Delta’s added and upgraded service for the 2027 Masters Tournament:
Market | Type | Details | Total Flights |
|---|---|---|---|
(ATL) | Upgrade (ML) | Daily roundtrip upgrades to mainline aircraft | Upgrades to existing service |
New York (LGA) | Add | Up to 2x daily service during peak days | 18 |
Boston (BOS) | Add | Daily service across select days | 9 |
Detroit (DTW) | Add | Daily service across select days | 9 |
Minneapolis (MSP) | Add | Daily service across select days | 9 |
Newark (EWR) | Add | Daily service across select days | 9 |
Washington, D.C. (DCA) | Add | Daily service throughout tournament | 9 |
Austin (AUS) | Add | Daily service throughout tournament | 9 |
New York (JFK) | Add | Daily service across most days | 8 |
Nashville (BNA) | Add | Service aligned to peak tournament days | 6 |
Cincinnati (CVG) | Add | Service aligned to peak tournament days | 6 |
Los Angeles (LAX) | Add | Select long-haul flights | 4 |
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