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Game on: Delta takes sports fandom global with new Sport 24 partnership
31 Aug 2026
Delta is teaming up with Sport 24, IMG’s dedicated live sports channel for the airline and cruise industries, to bring 24/7 live sports coverage to customers on international routes through Delta Sync Wi-Fi. |
First and 10: 12Status program kicks off a decade of awarding Seattle Seahawks fans
31 Aug 2026
A decade after Delta built a SkyMiles benefit around the Seahawks' fanbase, 12Status returns for residents of Washington State with a celebration on the Seattle waterfront.|
For the first time ever: Earn two Round-Trip Delta Comfort Flights + 50K bonus miles
27 Aug 2026
New limited-time welcome offers make it a great time to apply for a Delta SkyMiles® American Express Card, building on 30 years of added value through new benefits, premium travel experiences and exclusive Card Member access.|
Delta to restart New York-JFK to Tel Aviv service beginning Sept. 6
27 Aug 2026
Delta will restart daily service between New York-JFK International Airport and Ben Gurion International Airport on Sept. 6.|
Your Guide to Seoul
24 Aug 2026
From royal palaces to K-pop vibes and late-night eats, Seoul packs history, flavor and fun into one unforgettable city.|
nonstop service between Atlanta and Riyadh
24 Aug 2026
Book flights to Riyadh with Delta Air Lines. Discover RUH flight deals and explore Saudi Arabiaâs vibrant capital with flexible travel options.
nonstop service between Atlanta and Riyadh
24 Aug 2026
Book flights to Riyadh with Delta Air Lines. Discover RUH flight deals and explore Saudi Arabiaâs vibrant capital with flexible travel options.
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By Kiron Kasbekar | 08 Mar 2024
Quaker Oats is a company whose products I remember from my childhood days. Years before a foreign exchange crisis caused the Indian government to impose curbs on consumer product imports, we used to see a host of foreign brands in the Indian market. Including Quaker Oats, which I remember eating when I was a child, and which has been available for the past two decades or more.
