Delta Air Lines has big plans for travel to Scandinavian markets this upcoming summer, an interesting move that somewhat contradicts the carrier’s overarching strategy of cautiously reducing capacity in the European market as a whole. Across the board, the airline has elected to lower transatlantic capacity by around 3%, on account of significantly weaker demand resulting from the continued decline of the United States Dollar in foreign exchange markets. However, there are some destinations where Delta believes that it can still leverage its assets to capture a large segment of the market.