Delta named a 2026 Glassdoor Best Place to Work
Delta is ranked as one of Glassdoor’s 2026 top 100 Best Places to Work, making the list for the ninth time, and the only airline recognized.
Delta is ranked as one of Glassdoor’s 2026 top 100 Best Places to Work, making the list for the ninth time, and the only airline recognized.
Why it matters: Glassdoor’s list is based on anonymous employee feedback and economic data. This year, Delta was noted by employees for leadership that champions individual success, unparalleled career growth and a culture of support and camaraderie.
“This recognition means so much because it comes directly from our people,” said Lisa Blackmon, Managing Director, Global Talent Acquisition. “At Delta, we’re intentional about creating a workplace where every employee can build a career they’re proud of, feel supported and know they belong.”
Delta makes strong investments in people including profit sharing and unique benefits like unlimited standby travel privileges, career and training opportunities, and robust healthcare, mental health and family building support.
Delta employees worldwide will receive $1.3 billion as their share of the airline’s 2025 profits, resulting in an 8.9% estimated payout of eligible annual earnings, or more than four weeks of extra pay on average.
Additionally, Delta provides employees with ample volunteer opportunities, fostering the airline’s culture of care and commitment to giving back to the communities where we serve.
In this installment of a recurring series, E.V.P. and Chief People Officer Allison Ausband shares ramp agent Mark Roberts’ story of what it means to serve others and bring the Delta Difference to life.
© 2026 Delta Air Lines, Inc.
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