Delta’s 2021 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report offers the latest data and insight into the company’s efforts to advance its purpose of connecting people with opportunity while expanding the understanding of the planet and with the people within it.

Delta has been listed as one of the top 100 companies on Forbes' 2022 Best Employers for Diversity list. Forbes composes the list based on research by Statista, an independent market research firm. The evaluation was based on criteria including direct recommendations from employees, indirect recommendations from non-employee survey participants ...

The Delta Air Lines Foundation announced a $2 million grant to Spelman College for the Center for Innovation and Arts as part of the Spelman Ascends campaign. The grant totals $500,000 a year for four years, helping fund the historically Black college's integration of the arts into its already robust ...

Delta is partnering with a former flight attendant to designate Feb. 16 as International Black Aviation Professionals Day, celebrating diversity in the aviation industry.

As the airline works to better reflect the diversity of the world it serves, this partnership helps broaden diversity and builds upon the significant legacy people of color have contributed to aviation.

With commitments laid out in the August 2020 memo from Delta Chief Executive Officer Ed Bastian to advance racial justice and diversity within our business, Delta will continue sharing updates and progress on our goal to become an equitable, anti-racist organization.

Delta ranked No. 1 in the transportation industry for the categories of workers and customers, and 38th on the global list of companies. The rankings are based on issues consumers care about most, including fair wages, job creation and accountability.

The gift to the “One Stock. One Future.” initiative builds on Delta’s work to boldly pursue equity through our actions and influence.

Latin and Hispanic Heritage month is celebrated annually from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15 to recognize and celebrate the contributions of Latin and Hispanic people in the U.S.

Starting this month, Delta flyers can choose from a seasonally-inspired beverage lineup that spotlights the first U.S. Black-owned distillery, Du Nord Social Spirits.

Launched in 2019, 25by2025 is a voluntary commitment to increasing the number of women in senior positions and under-represented areas by 25% or up to a minimum of 25% by 2025.

Delta’s efforts to become more diverse, equitable and inclusive include a commitment to transparency and accountability.