Delta people

In this latest installment of a recurring series, she reflects on her time sitting down with two Delta people and exploring how they have been able to “Keep Climbing” on their respective career journeys. 

During the week of Jan. 20, Delta teams nationwide honored Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy by participating in intentional service projects from Jan. 20 to 24, known as the MLK Days of Service. 

Hear about JFK-based Flight Attendant's Eric Adu's serendipitous encounter with Delta and how his experience fuels his loyalty to the airline.

In the survey conducted by Great Place To Work, 87% of employees who responded said Delta is a great place to work. 

Delta First Officer Amanda Vogt’s family history is deeply rooted in farming, crop dusting and aviation, so it's only fitting that the Seattle-based A220 pilot joined Delta in August 2023, nearly 100 years after the airline’s own humble start as a crop-dusting operation.

Over the course of 2023, Delta activated hundreds of events through our community partnerships that positively impacted people, increased Delta’s brand power and inspired others to keep climbing.

An Atlanta-based mother and daughter duo with nearly 30 years of combined experience at Delta started their own version of a holiday tradition, finding ways to spend holidays together while working.

Among Delta’s 90,000 employees around the world, there are many whose work behind the scenes contribute to Delta’s success. One example is Emma Galarza, a senior engineer with Delta TechOps who works on drone technology that will not only help make aircraft maintenance inspections more efficient but safer for our people.