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Delta employee Nancy Cohn, with over three decades of service, has turned the customer experience center at Boston Logan International Airport into a magical space reminiscent of Santa’s workshop. Her dedication to surprising and delighting travelers with personalized touches reflects her adventurous spirit and commitment to creating memorable experiences. Nancy’s resilience and compassion embody Delta’s core values, fostering a culture of teamwork and positivity, especially during the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Her efforts not only enhance customer satisfaction but also set a shining example for her colleagues at Delta. Nancy’s work showcases the power of going above and beyond to create a truly special travel experience. Source: Delta News – https://news.delta.com

Delta Airlines is offering Cyber Monday deals on flights to various destinations worldwide, including the United States, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. The deals, available from Dec. 1 to Dec. 3, cover travel dates starting this December and extending into January 2026. In addition to flight discounts, Delta is also offering deals on Gift Cards, Vacations, Cruises, Cars, and Stays. The promotional fares include routes to Marrakech, Cape Town, Melbourne, Taipei, Seoul, and Hawaii, providing travelers with unique cultural experiences and adventures. Customers can explore these offers on Delta’s Cyber Monday page. The event also presents opportunities to earn extra rewards through SkyMiles. Source: Delta News – https://news.delta.com

The U.S. House passed a bill to end the longest federal government shutdown. Delta expressed gratitude to federal workers and its employees for their efforts during the shutdown. Delta CEO, Ed Bastian, discussed the shutdown’s impact on airline operations and future growth on CNBC. Despite ATC staffing issues and weather disruptions, Delta’s operations are stabilizing. The airline offers flexibility for affected customers to change or cancel flights. Safety remains a top priority, with Delta closely monitoring for potential disruptions. Delta aims to return to full capacity and provide a premium travel experience for customers. Source: Delta News – https://news.delta.com

Delta is complying with a directive from the FAA and the U.S. Department of Transportation to reduce flights at 40 major U.S. airports beginning Friday, Nov 7. These flight reductions are in response to air traffic control staffing shortages stemming from the ongoing government shutdown and are intended to maintain safety across the national airspace system. Delta expects to operate the vast majority of our flights as scheduled, including all long-haul international service, and will work to minimize customer impact while keeping safety our top priority.  We are providing additional flexibility to all of our customers during the impacted travel period to change, cancel or refund their flights, including our basic economy fares, without penalty. We will work to give customers as much notice as possible about any changes to their flights and apologize for any inconvenience these changes may cause. We encourage customers to check their flight status on delta.com or

Delta Airlines is bolstering its trans-Atlantic presence with the reintroduction of routes to Tel Aviv from Atlanta and Boston, facilitating crucial connections between the U.S. and Israel. Starting April 15, 2026, Atlanta will see three weekly flights, while daily services from Boston will commence on October 24, 2026. By deploying advanced Airbus A350-900 and A330-900neo aircraft with diverse cabin options, Delta aims to elevate the passenger experience. This strategic move builds on Delta’s recent resumption of daily New York-JFK to Tel Aviv flights and the addition of a second daily service on the same route. Leaders in Georgia and Massachusetts welcome these revived connections, underscoring their role in fostering cultural and economic bonds between the regions. Source: Delta News – https://news.delta.com