Delta Air Lines
The New Era of Delta One
14 Oct 2026
A new era of Delta One is here, bringing a fully reimagined culinary, beverage and service program on board Delta One routes departing Los Angeles International Airport this fall, with expansion across the network in early 2027. |
Feel like the only one: The next era of Delta One is here
14 Oct 2026
Drawing on its double-decade lead in customer experience and hospitality, the airline reveals its largest investment and most holistic redesign in nearly 30 years.|
Delta Air Lines announces September quarter 2026 financial results
09 Oct 2026
Delta Air Lines today reported financial results for the September quarter and provided its outlook for the December quarter. |
Delta delivers limited-time fares and special Delta Comfort upgrade offers
06 Oct 2026
Explore flight and upgrade offers to and from Seattle and Alaska during Delta's limited time fall retail event.|
Delta and LATAM mark four years of Joint Venture with 31% increase in capacity and 17.4 million customers carried between North and South America
05 Oct 2026
The partnership has expanded connectivity across the two regions, with 83,000 flights operated, 20.8 million seats offered and 28 joint routes. The agreement also provides reciprocal benefits through
$36 million and counting: Delta expands its commitment to breast cancer research
01 Oct 2026
For 21 years, Delta and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) have turned a shared commitment into action, helping fund more than 720,000 hours of breast cancer research. This October, Delta is
Delta, Georgia leaders unite to accelerate sustainable aviation fuel growth
01 Oct 2026
The Georgia Sustainable Aviation Fuel Coalition aims to leverage the state's strengths in aviation, agriculture, forestry, research and logistics to help accelerate sustainable aviation fuel development and production.|
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