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Delta Air Lines has returned to London Gatwick Airport after 15 years, starting a new route from New York John F. Kennedy Airport. The new route will intensify competition in the New York-London market, bringing the number of daily flights between the cities to an average of 35, with Delta offering 10,400 two-way weekly seats between the cities. The airline will operate the new route daily using Boeing 767-300 aircraft, alongside its existing double-daily service to London Heathrow. Delta's expansion in the New York-London market has increased the frequency of flights between the cities by 13% since 2019, according to data from OAG Schedules Analyser. However, seat capacity for the week commencing April 17, 2023, will be slightly lower than it was four years ago, due to JetBlue’s entry to the market in 2021 using Airbus A321LR narrowbodies. Despite this, Delta's return to London Gatwick will still make it the fourth operator of LGW-JFK alongside British Airways, JetBlue Airways, and Norse Atlantic Airways.