Traveling abroad via domestic airlines will become a lot easier as options abound in 2018. With the start of the New Year, Delta Air Lines will launch a handful of routes from the United States to Europe.

Travelers on the West Coast will be able to fly directly from Los Angeles (LAX) to Paris (CDG) and Amsterdam (AMS) with three weekly flights to the French capital and four weekly flights to the Dutch capital. Additional non-stop flights to Paris will depart from Indianapolis (IND), and a second non-stop flight to Amsterdam will be available from Orlando (MCO).

Delta also plans to expand access to Portugal, with a seasonal route from New York (JFK) to the Azores (PDL), and a second summer seasonal route from the airline’s hub in Atlanta (ATL) to the Portuguese capital city of Lisbon (LIS).

With the addition of these new European routes, travelers will have access to other locations on the continent, but Delta will suspend previously available service to Moscow (DME) and Stockholm (ARN).