John F. Kennedy International Airport JFK to Barcelona BCN flight with Iberia

Azores Airlines, formerly known as SATA Internacional, is a Portuguese airline based in Ponta Delgada, Azores. It serves as the international arm of its parent company, SATA Air Açores, connecting the archipelago to destinations in Europe and North America from its hub at João Paulo II Airport. The airline, established in 1990 as OceanAir and rebranded in 2015, plays a vital role in promoting tourism and economic development in the autonomous region of the Azores. Azores Airlines offers a range of services, including economy and business class, with a focus on hospitable staff and in-flight meals inspired by local cuisine.

Delta Air Lines is a leading U.S. carrier with an extensive global network, operating flights across the United States and to Europe, Asia, Latin America, and beyond. Whether flying economy, premium economy, or Delta One, passengers enjoy excellent service and onboard amenities such as WiFi, entertainment, dining options, and extra comfort depending on the route. With competitive fares and a reputation for high-quality service, Delta offers travelers an accessible and enjoyable way to reach their destination.

Airzena, established in September 1993, was initially a Georgian airline operating charter flights to various international destinations and a regular service to Vienna. The company gained recognition in the 1990s and became the flag carrier of Georgia in 1999. In August 2004, Airzena changed its name to Georgian Airways. Georgian Airways, headquartered in Tbilisi, has since focused on providing safe and reliable passenger and cargo air transportation with a fleet of modern Boeing 737 and CRJ aircraft. The airline filed for bankruptcy in December 2021 due to factors like the Russian flight ban and the COVID-19 pandemic, but continues to operate flights.