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Delta Airlines is marking its 100th anniversary by launching a new trading card collection for travelers. The collection, designed in the airline’s Centennial colors and branding, showcases a variety of aircraft models. With over 5 million cards set to be distributed from March 25 onwards, pilots will have the opportunity to interact with passengers and elevate their in-flight experience. Customers can also opt to purchase a special Centennial gift set, which includes two unique trading cards alongside a physical Delta gift card. This initiative aims to foster a sense of adventure and establish lasting connections between passengers and the airline. Delta’s trading card tradition, which began in 2003, has evolved over the years to encompass various series and distinctive cards. Collecting these cards from Delta pilots adds a personal touch to air travel, encouraging meaningful engagements between passengers and crew. Source: Delta News – https://news.delta.com

Delta Air Lines today announced a multi-year agreement with the PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions, driving another world-class organization into the airline’s sports partnership portfolio. “Delta and the PGA TOUR are two global organizations focused on best-in-class performance, a spirit of continuous improvement, and the power of the experience economy,” said Delta CEO Ed Bastian. “Our partnership with Jay and his team will give customers incredible opportunities to experience the PGA TOUR in new ways while furthering our mission of better connecting the world.” As part of the partnership, Delta and the PGA TOUR will provide bespoke experiences to SkyMiles Members through the SkyMiles Experiences platform, including offering access to TPC Network golf courses – which includes the iconic TPC Sawgrass – and more through events in the future. Via the SkyMiles Experiences platform, Members can look forward to unlocking once-in-a-lifetime opportunities through bid or buy-now options that highlight

As football’s big spring event comes to Green Bay in April, Delta has added flights to meet the increased demand for those wanting to catch the excitement and anticipation in person.  On April 23 and 24, Delta will operate additional flights from nearly all its major hubs to Green Bay’s Austin Straubel International Airport (GRB), and one additional flight from Atlanta to neighboring Appleton International Airport (ATW), providing customers additional options and flexibility to get in on the official action at Lambeau Field and the numerous fan events across Green Bay.  Additionally, Green Bay customers looking for a sunny getaway during that time have the option to book a special, nonstop flight to Orlando (MCO) on April 23. Nonstop return service will operate on April 27.  When the event wraps, Delta is offering increased service from GRB back to hubs on April 27. Scheduled flight information can be viewed below: 

For two decades, Delta Air Lines has been a gateway to paradise, connecting travelers to the breathtaking island of Cozumel, Mexico. As Delta celebrates its 20th anniversary of service to this Caribbean gem, we take a look at what makes Cozumel a must-visit destination and why Delta remains the airline of choice for travelers seeking sun, sea and adventure.  Remote video URL Why fly to Cozumel? Cozumel, located off the eastern coast of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, is a dream destination for nature lovers, divers and history buffs alike. Here are some reasons why Cozumel should be on every traveler’s bucket list:  1. World-Class Diving and Snorkeling  Cozumel is home to the second-largest coral reef system in the world, the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. Jacques Cousteau famously called Cozumel one of the best diving spots on the planet, making it a haven for underwater enthusiasts. Whether you’re a seasoned diver or a

Editor’s note: This piece contains information that was previously shared in 2023 as well as new information and actions Delta has taken for our customers with disabilities. As part of Delta’s mission to connect the world, we continue to invest in technology, training and process improvements that make air travel more accessible.   Enhancements like closed captioning for onboard entertainment, self-service options in the Fly Delta app, new AI search on Delta.com and the beloved flight map on seatback screens all create a smoother travel experience for people with disabilities and for all our customers.  Throughout our 100-year history, we have engaged in a variety of initiatives to increase air travel accessibility, and our work in this important space is always evolving.  “Travel is for everyone. We’re focused on removing obstacles and creating a premium experience for all of our customers.” – Alison Lathrop, Delta’s Managing Director, Environmental and Accessibility Programs Our