Delta Air Lines
Touchdown travel: Delta adds flights to Bay Area for the big game
27 Jan 2026
Delta is adding additional flights for fans heading to the Bay Area from Boston and Seattle. Customers can also catch the game on Live TV on their seatback screens.
Winter Storm Fern Update: Delta teams restoring operations across hubs
26 Jan 2026
Delta continues to make steady progress in its recovery from this weekend’s Winter Storm Fern, with flights resuming across key hubs in Atlanta and the Northeast.
Winter Storm Fern Update: Delta teams monitoring conditions and resuming operations as weather permits
26 Jan 2026
As winter weather moves through affected areas of the country, Delta teams plan to resume operations as conditions improve and weather permits.
Winter Storm Fern Update: Delta teams managing weather conditions; intend to operate reduced, planned schedule
25 Jan 2026
As winter weather conditions persist today in several regions, Delta teams are safely managing the weather impacts. We intend to operate a reduced schedule subject to real-time frozen precipitation and afternoon storm conditions.
Winter Storm Fern Update: Delta makes schedule adjustments to Atlanta and Northeast regions
24 Jan 2026
As our teams continue to monitor Winter Storm Fern, Delta encourages customers traveling this weekend in affected areas to move their flights before or after the storm due to anticipated cancellations.
Delta named a 2026 Glassdoor Best Place to Work
24 Jan 2026
Delta is ranked as one of Glassdoor’s 2026 top 100 Best Places to Work, making the list for the ninth time, and the only airline recognized.
Winter Storm Fern update: Delta cancels flights in five states, expands waivers for customers to adjust travel
23 Jan 2026
Due to expected conditions, flight cancelations are necessary at select airports in North Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Tennessee to ensure the safety of Delta's customers and people.
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