Delta is sitting down with its Black leaders in honor of Black History Month and will share six conversations throughout the month, each of which can be found below once available.

Delta refreshes in-flight entertainment content on Delta Studio for first time since April 2020

Delta shares an update on its progress to become an anti-racist, anti-discrimination organization in honor of Black History Month

A corporation that prides itself on being diverse and inclusive, Delta is highlighting one of its very own, Kimberly Boykin, in recognition of Black History Month.

Today, Delta is hosting a surprise tasting with Brown Estate owners and Master Sommelier Andrea Robinson in the San Francisco Sky Club and onboard for customers traveling on a flight to New York Brown Estate wines will be featured on the domestic Delta One wine menus for the winter 2019-2020 ...

In honor of Black History Month, Delta is spotlighting stories and achievements of Delta people. The series, "Delta's Very Own Heroes," features employees who have made a mark on the airline's history as African-American aviation pioneers. At age 2, she insisted on meeting a real pilot. After all, Latasha Coward-Bradbury ...

​Two Delta A320/319 pilots made history over the weekend, flying Delta's first mainline flight with two African-American female pilots in the flight deck. Atlanta-based First Officer Dawn Cook (right) learned that Detroit-based Captain Stephanie Johnson (left), Delta's first African-American female captain, would be flying out of ​Detroit last Sunday and ...

African-American suppliers have played an important role in Delta’s success. Black History Month provides an opportunity to highlight the many efforts of its suppliers and the history of the Supplier Diversity program. Supplier Diversity began as an initiative to provide business opportunities to black suppliers in the 1970s, and has ...

Throughout February, Delta is highlighting employees who have made their mark as African-American pioneers in a series called "Delta's Very Own Heroes." This week’s spotlight is on New York-based Delta pilot, First Officer Kyle Greene. Kyle Greene knew what he wanted “to be” before most people even know how to ...

Throughout February, Delta is highlighting employees who have made their mark as African-American pioneers in a series called “Delta’s Very Own Heroes.” The first spotlight is on Detroit-based pilot Capt. Stephanie Johnson. As a child, Stephanie Johnson would look up at planes soaring across the sky and think one thing ...

More than 250 employees, leaders and community members attended Delta’s Black History Month event, highlighting the airline’s work with the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals and the honoring of an original Tuskegee Airman. Charisse Evans, V.P.–Reservation Sales and Customer Care and Executive Sponsor of BEN, and Letty Ashworth, Director–Global Diversity ...