Delta ranked No. 67 on a list of 75 large U.S. employers, the only airline on the list. The award is based on both anonymous survey results and data on how well women are represented at Delta. More than 4.6 million U.S. employees were surveyed. Great Place To Work® and ...

Great Place to Work and Fortune have named Delta Air Lines as one of the 2019 Best Workplaces for Millennials, the first time Delta has won this honor. ​​The ranking considered feedback representing over 4.5 million employees working at Great Place to Work-Certified organizations. Delta is the only airline among ...

Delta has been named one of the 2018 Fortune "100 Best Companies to Work For®", according to global research and consulting firm Great Place to Work® and Fortune magazine. This is the second straight year the company has earned this honor. Delta ranked No. 98 and is the only airline ...

Fortune recently named Delta one of only 32 Blue Ribbon Companiesfor 2017. What makes a Blue Ribbon Company? Fortune's editors spend a good deal of time examining companies for their eight major awards, and they found that fewer than three dozen brands received four or more listings. Delta is ranked ...

Great Place to Work and Fortune magazine have called out Delta as one of the 2017 Best Workplaces for Diversity, an honor the airline also earned in 2016. the ranking considered more than 440,000 employee form organizations in a wide range of industries across the U.S. Great Place to Work ...

For the fourth time in a week, Delta is celebrating an accolade – this time from Fortune Magazine. Friday morning, Fortune named Delta to its Most Admired Companies list for the third straight year. Delta came in at No. 30 on the list, up nine spots from No. 39 in ...

Delta’s investments in the customer experience are reaping rewards once again – this time in the form of recognition from Fortune and Travel+Leisure. The airline was recognized as part of Fortune and Travel+Leisure’s second annual Best in Business Travel survey, taking the top spot in two out of the six ...

Delta CEO Richard Anderson's staunch belief in the importance of corporate culture was spotlighted recently in a Fortune column on leadership. The piece, titled “4 Lessons Delta’s CEO learned from 9/11,” posed the question: “How do you build a company’s culture?” “One of the reasons I returned to the airline ...