Delta Air Lines
Delta sends Seahawks fans to the big game in style with gate celebration at SEA
07 Feb 2026
Delta Air Lines gave Seahawks fans a send-off to remember on Friday morning, hosting a gate celebration at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) ahead of one of five daily flights to the Bay Area for this weekend’s big game.
Delta awarded top honors by The Points Guy, Newsweek
02 Feb 2026
Delta takes home top recognition, honoring its premium products and experiences like Delta One Suites and the new Delta One Lounge in Seattle, alongside its industry-leading loyalty program.
Delta provides flexibility for customers due to expected winter weather in the Southeast
30 Jan 2026
Delta grows Airbus widebody fleet with new order
28 Jan 2026
Delta's newest order includes 31 additional widebody aircraft — 16 A330-900s and 15 A350-900s — set to begin delivering in 2029.
Winter Storm Fern Update: Northeast hubs work through clearing snow accumulation
27 Jan 2026
Delta is steadily restoring operations after Winter Storm Fern. While conditions in the Northeast continue to present operational challenges, Delta people are working tirelessly to move customers safely and efficiently.
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