Delta Air Lines has seen significant growth in the past five years in the Pacific Northwest, and the addition of seven new non-stop destinations from Seattle (SEA) mark continuing success.

The airline will offer 160 peak-day flights to 49 destinations from its Seattle hub this summer. New Delta destinations include Austin, Texas (AUS); Eugene, Ore. (EUG); Lihue, Hawai’i (LIH); Milwaukee, Wis. (MKE); Nashville, Tenn. (BNA); Raleigh, N.C. (RDU); and Redmond, Ore. (RDM).

The new year-round services include one daily flight to Milwaukee beginning March 9; three daily flights to Eugene beginning April 1; one daily flight to Nashville beginning May 26; one daily flight to Raleigh-Durham beginning June 8; one daily flight to Austin beginning June 12; two daily flights to Redmond beginning June 12; and one daily flight to Lihue beginning Dec. 21.

“Extensive service throughout North America is important to Seattleites, and this is another example of our commitment to the Pacific Northwest,” said Mike Medeiros, vice president – Seattle, Delta. “As we prepare for another year of significant growth at Sea-Tac, we’re pleased to offer customers access to more of the top business and leisure destinations, larger aircraft, and convenient flight schedules, all with a premium customer experience unique to Delta in Seattle.”

The flights to Austin and Nashville will operate using an Airbus A319, now offering on-demand in-flight entertainment for all passengers. Delta Connection carrier SkyWest will operate the Redmond, Eugene and Milwaukee services. Delta will service Lihue on a Boeing 757 and Raleigh on a Boeing 737.

Delta will also expand service to existing destinations from Seattle including a second daily flight to Boston (BOS) and Orlando (MCO), an eighth daily flight to Portland (PDX) and a fifth daily flight to San Diego (SAN).