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Delta Air Lines provides air travel and cargo services. Operating from hubs in the U.S., it connects destinations across six continents. Since its founding in 1925, Delta has offered a range of cabin classes, in-flight amenities and a comprehensive route network.
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Reviewed Nov. 2, 2026
We've been flying with Delta since the 1990s, and Caroline on flight DL245 from Catania to JFK reminded us why we keep coming back. The moment we boarded, her face lit up with such a warm, genuine smile that I knew we were in good hands. She was kind, funny, thoughtful, and always ready to help. Her wonderful personality made a long flight so much more enjoyable. Caroline, thank you for making us feel so welcome and cared for. People like you make all the difference. Delta is fortunate to have you!
Reviewed Nov. 2, 2026
I was on flight 1422 on october 28 flying from ft. lauderdale to JFK & the departure time was 11:16. The flight attendants were SO incredible, especially Ricardo. He was so kind to me. I adored him & his refreshing face!! Loved him down. Ricardo if you’re reading this, my name is Nelly & I ordered the tito’s with diet coke. You were seriously born to interact with people!! Thank you for your hospitality & overall joy + comfort you brought to my flying experience. LOVE YOU RICARDO!!!!
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Reviewed Oct. 15, 2026
Can you change the liquid hand soap to non-fragrance aboard the planes? It is overly powerful smelling after being used. Being in closed quarters for an over 5-hour flight is bad enough the woman next to me sprayed on lilac perfume. Thank goodness people can no longer smoke! Wish the flight attendants can tell people no applying fragrance while in flight. Thank you.
Reviewed Sept. 3, 2026
I only fly Delta; I will easily earn Diamond status for the first time in 2026. I love how the staff at CAE remembers not only my name, but my preferences, from trip-to-trip. I have had exactly one delayed flight this year that totaled all of 10-minutes. There is a reason they are the "on-time machine". The Delta lounges are the best in the industry (at least in the US). Finally, I've never had an issue with my checked bags. Twice this year they arrived on the luggage carousel 22 minutes after they opened the airplane door to disembark...and I received 2,500 SkyMiles each time as an "apology" for the delay. Hell, by the time I walked from the gate to the carousel, 15-20 minutes had already expired so it wasn't like I was "delayed" by the bags taking 22-minutes to show up on the carousel. That is what I call customer service; show me another airline that does that.
Reviewed Aug. 27, 2026
This is a special thank you to Jody at Delta Airlines in Idaho Falls Idaho. The best word to describe Jody is Angel! Heartfelt thanks to you Jody for the special way you helped us with a difficult situation this morning. Your calm and collected demeanor and your amazing skill and experience in helping to change the flight for our son was heaven sent. Delays airlines is blessed to have you and so were we! May the Lord bless you as you’ve blessed his life today. 😇🙏
Reviewed Nov. 12, 2026
We traveled from Madrid on Sept. 17, with a connection in Boston. Having so many people on the plane—like cattle—is almost inhumane. It was distressing and degrading. From Boston, we flew to Tampa—it was even worse. I have no intention of flying with Delta again.
Reviewed Nov. 12, 2026
Good morning Delta Air. This is one of my worst flights with you; they thief 5 thing out off my luggage (12 pack of white sack, a pack of peanuts, a Dolly for one of my daughter, honey and a bottle of Crown Royal.) Your staffs is very unprofessional to thief a hard-working young things.
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2026
Because my wife and I did not pay for a seat upgrade, Delta put us in the back of the plane, separated from each other, each in a center seat. We asked at the gate to be seated together, but were told no. Also, we had just purchased "carry on" luggage to use on our flight. At the gate we were told that everyone in our section had to check their luggage, so we could not carry it with us.
Reviewed Nov. 8, 2026
If I could leave a zero I would. Boarded our flight home to Boise from Cedar Rapids to Boise Idaho and flight supposedly had mechanical issues and had us sit on the plane for three hours before deboarding us for a hour and half which made us miss our connecting flight and Delta would not do anything besides rebook us to a flight that lands in Boise at 12am. Our original flight was supposed to land at 12 pm.
Reviewed Nov. 3, 2026
Arrived in FLL for a flight to YCD only to be advised that the flight was delayed 3 hours making it impossible to make our connection. Had to stay over in Fort Lauderdale and catch an early flight next morning. Was issued new boarding passes. Upon arriving in YYC we were advised, at the gate, that our boarding pass was not valid and we would have to contact Delta. Took over two hours on the phone to get Delta to issue us new boarding passes - and we flew out on a new flight 6 hours later. No food voucher, nothing but frustration and stress. Offered us some air miles which are actually useless as we probably will not fly Delta again. Took better than 32 hours to get home whereas it should have taken 10 hours with multiple flight changes. Whatever happened to service and taking responsibility for errors in booking.
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2026
Booked a cruise through Delta Airline Cruises. I had a conflict and needed to cancel. The travel was over a year out, and they still kept my entire deposit and on top of that, charged me an additional $100 cancellation fee. Do not book through Delta Cruises, there are better options.

Reviewed Oct. 29, 2026
After purchasing a business class ticket abroad was placed in a lower class and essentially told it was due to someone else paying more for a ticket. Horrible start to a treasured European trip. Bought this ticket in part for a bad knee but that didn’t matter either. You can never trust Delta Air Lines.

Reviewed Oct. 26, 2026
Tamara from Delta Airlines helped us so good. Where the agency in the Netherlands says we must ask Delta to change our flight she explained how it works with a lot of patiency. And look what she can do for us to not send us from one to another. Thank you very much !! We are happy to go to San Jose.

Reviewed Oct. 25, 2026
Delta Airlines is a horrible airline! We traveled 10 1/2 hours via Delta from Rome to a layover flight in Detroit. Our Detroit flight was delayed after we got to the Detroit airport with NO REASON given as to why and it was delayed by more than an hour putting us home so late to where we don’t get to see our 9 year old son who has missed us terribly due to our being in Italy for 8 days. Horrible customer service!
Reviewed Oct. 25, 2026
FOLKS DO NOT TRUST DELTA!!!! Delta changed the first leg of my itinerary - Comfort Plus approximately three months before my trip after an earlier scheduling issue would have required me to stay overnight in New York without hotel reservations. I originally booked this flight in December 2025, with my return to the United States scheduled for October 15, 2026. Following the itinerary changes, my return was pushed to October 16, 2026. In July, a Delta supervisor assisted me with the revised flight arrangements. During that conversation, I specifically asked whether everything remained the same for the first leg of my journey from Accra to Amsterdam. I was assured that it did.
I also asked whether I could use my Delta SkyMiles for my return flight and was informed that I could not because the first leg was with KLM. Although disappointed, I accepted the explanation and proceeded with my arrangements, trusting that the information provided was accurate. At no point during that conversation was I adequately alerted to the possibility that my baggage fees would be different from the amounts stated in the pre-departure information I received. Had this information been clearly communicated, I would have had the opportunity to address the discrepancy before arriving at the airport.

Reviewed Oct. 25, 2026
The DFW ticket agents have always been the worst in the US. Many are completely incompetent and unprofessional. There’s always a lack or urgency to help and the agents rather talk among themselves. There are often multiple agents to one counter, where at least one is not working when there’s a line, especially for Sky Priority. The ticketing agents also fail to understand policies, especially pet policies, and lack critical thinking skills. For example, a pet carrier that I have used for Delta for at least 50 flights have never had an issue. The ventilation is on three sides because the ventilation stretches from one side, the top, and then the other side. These DFW ticketing agents seem to not understand that one continuous ventilation satisfies the requirement, yet they denied boarding because of their incompetence. Moreover, they tried to offer Delta’s own “compliant” bag with WORSE ventilation than my own.
Reviewed Oct. 23, 2026
A major operational delay on a Delta Connection flight operated by Endeavor Air caused me to miss my connection despite having deliberately booked a lengthy layover. I have chosen Delta since 1990. The operational breakdown was bad enough, but the dismissive response afterward was equally disappointing. I no longer consider Delta or Endeavor dependable for an important connection. Endeavor Air: Have you considered just driving?
Reviewed Oct. 18, 2026
I'm flying with my wife, they put us in middle seats 2 rows apart. Ok, but at the airport they kept brushing us off and wouldn't even discuss seeing if we could be sat together. I've never seen an airline behave this way before. The guy at the gate chatting about his personal business made sure to let us know that we were bothering him by asking. He literally was standing there doing nothing and just gave attitude. I used to love Delta, now I will look at every option to avoid them.

Reviewed Oct. 15, 2026
Delta delayed my flight and I tried to get help from "Lisa" who works the Delta customer service department at Detroit Airport and she was very very rude! She needs more training asap!
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2026
I been a bedside nurse for 24 years, and is a very stressful job, I have offered and hand patient water about a million times in my career, I happen to have acid reflux that bothering me while at flight, and this is my once in a lifetime that I asked for water not by choice but by physical condition that affects me. I'm on the receiving end this time, I call light and she came and I told her my request, but she never came back and brought me any water at all. Probably because I'm ** and there is underlying racism. This is a flight from Atlanta to my city. Otherwise the other Delta flight are of great service.
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2026
HORRIBLE experience flying international with Delta. Cancelled and rebooked my flight a full 22 hours later and would not reimburse me for my hotel, transportation to and from my hotel, or food, which is ILLEGAL. Customer service was so unhelpful. Will never Fly Delta again.

Reviewed Oct. 14, 2026
⭐☆☆☆☆ Extremely Disappointing Experience with Delta Air Lines. Delta Air Lines failed to update the flight information in its app for my flight from Las Vegas to Mexico City on October 14. This lack of accurate and up-to-date information caused unnecessary frustration and made the entire travel experience extremely disappointing.
For an airline of Delta’s reputation, keeping flight information accurate and updated in the app should be the bare minimum. Customers rely on this information to plan their trips and make important travel decisions. Failing to provide accurate information shows a lack of consideration for passengers and their time. I am extremely disappointed with this experience. Based on how poorly this was handled, I will never fly with Delta Air Lines again. I expected much better service and reliability from such a major airline.

Reviewed Oct. 12, 2026
Don't ever fly with Delta Airlines, they will delay your flight by a far margin, then claim to get you a hotel overnight and an Uber ride to the hotel, but then the app they send you on email does not work. And they will not reimburse you. A horrible experience with Delta Airlines I will never fly with them again. My son also had a similar experience on his separate flight. Poor customer service and a lot false promises they make.
Reviewed Oct. 11, 2026
Until today I have always had a great experience with Delta. Today changed everything. I had a flight from Seattle to Phoenix. My flight was to leave at 8:05 am. My boarding pass did not have a seat assigned. It was to be assigned at the gate. When I arrived, I asked the person working the desk and was told to wait 15 min. I waited, then approached again. The little manchild rudely told me to wait "two more minutes then check the app on your phone." I waited about 10 more minutes and checked, nothing waited a few more and still nothing. I approached the little man-child again and the first thing out of his arrogant, egocentric mouth was a very rude, "we are not boarding yet."
I stated that I was aware of this but I had not yet received my seating info. He stated very rude, loud and annoyed, "check your app on your phone!" I said I had and it was not there. I showed him the app proving it was not there. He literally threw his pen down, huffed like a child and said, "refresh it!" I did, still not there. He then shoved his keyboard flipping it over. I told him he was being rude and it was unnecessary because all I need is my seat info and it is their job to provide it. He started yelling, "I am not rude. I am not being rude" then storms off. The woman standing behind me stated, "he most certainly is rude and has been all along."
Meanwhile he is looking at a screen on another computer about 5 feet away talking to a co-worker, they print me a boarding pass and he all but throws it at me saying absolutely nothing. Once I am on the plane, mind you the last row, middle seat, I received a notice from Delta. My seat assignment! Originally I had been placed in a window seat about 10 rows forward. Rather than just printing me that boarding pass the little man-child and his co-worker decided to put in what I am sure they thought would be a bad seat. Well too bad for them, I had great people sitting next to me so it was a wonderful flight. Delta needs to get fire this worker and all others that have horrible customer service. His actions were witnessed by others who told me how they noticed him being rude. People do not want to pay good money to be treated like crap.

Reviewed Oct. 7, 2026
Delta needs to rethink how they charge people to change from one flight to another where it costs more than the cost of the flight ticket you bought. Maybe a standard low cost fee.

Reviewed Oct. 7, 2026
They are terrible at taking care of people, They do not respect the assigned seats, If something goes wrong they want to give you $150 dollars so that you don't complain and don't speak ill of them.

Reviewed Oct. 6, 2026
After years of loyalty to Delta and reaching Platinum Medallion status, one trip managed to convince me that my loyalty was misplaced. Before the trip, I contacted Delta for advice about my seating and upgrade options. Based on that guidance, I did not purchase First Class because I was given every reason to believe my status gave me a realistic opportunity for an upgrade. Not only did that upgrade never happen, I did not even receive an upgrade to Comfort+ or a better location in the cabin.
Worse, I originally had a reasonably acceptable seat and Delta moved me into a substantially less desirable one without asking me. I then spent the first flight being repeatedly elbowed in the ribs by the passenger next to me. I was essentially stuck with the consequences of Delta's own advice and Delta's own seat change. What turned an unpleasant flight into the end of my loyalty, however, was the response afterward.
While sitting on Delta's advertised "fast, free Wi-Fi," I priced replacement travel with United. Delta wanted approximately 100,000 miles for the changes I was considering. Instead, I purchased First Class tickets on United for roughly $3,000, canceled my upcoming Delta trips, and took the Delta eCredits. When I raised the entire experience with Delta, the response included an offer of 500 miles and a $50 credit. For a Platinum Medallion customer explaining that he had just moved thousands of dollars of future business to a competitor, that response felt less like service recovery and more like confirmation that leaving was the correct decision.
There was another irony: Delta routinely sends me surveys after flights. After this experience—the one for which I had plenty of feedback—I received no survey. I wasn't looking for a fight with Delta. I was trying to make myself comfortable on a flight and sought Delta's advice before making my decisions. Instead, I ended up less comfortable, received little meaningful help afterward, and ultimately moved future business to another airline.
Customer loyalty should work both ways. Status means very little if, when something actually goes wrong, the customer discovers how little that loyalty appears to be worth. Delta didn't lose my business because another airline offered me a better promotion. Delta lost it because of how Delta handled a loyal customer when it had multiple opportunities to make the situation right.
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2026
I was sold a bill of goods bs story. I booked a 30 yr anniversary trip to Alaska through Seattle, while booking i chose 1st class , and was convinced I should join sky miles thru am ex ,trip up ok. But return was a terrible experience. I was denied entry to delta lounge by two little twits who having their own business, I contacted 4 different people on line to which none could help me until a hour later, at which time I was still denied entry when I showed my am ex platinum they I could but my wife would have to pay50 dollars to enter I said no thanks. To top it off they changed my seats on return flight, talked to several people who could do nothing, after changing gates 4 times I found a person who took care of seat, back to original seats. I also complemented on being the only great employee of delta, I have canceled the Am Ex association with delta card and any future flights with delta and will never fly into Seattle again.
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
We had a wonderful 10 days in Iceland. We loved the country and its people. We paid a high price, by my standards, to fly to Iceland, with Delta. When we were loaded on the plane, and tried attempting to leave the island, the plane’s left engine couldn’t start. We were constantly assured by the pilot that it was no big thing. Finally, they decided we needed parts only available in Paris, so our flight was cancelled. We were bused to a hotel, not in Reykjavik, but in Keflavík. There was literally nothing to occupy us there. The hotel looked nice enough? But we were placed in a room with a non-working TV….which Couldn’t be fixed, and no other rooms were available. No telephone either.
We asked about a dinner voucher, and were given the option of a chicken salad or a vegetarian version of same. But they were busy and we had to eat at 4:00 pm or not at all. No choice of dressing. We could have anything on the menu, but Delta would not pay for it. Asked for some coffee, and had to pay for it. When the salad was served, we had to go get silverware ourselves. There were flies in the dining room. The salad was OK, but was not enough to call it a meal. This was the restaurant in the Hotel Keflavík. Looks nice, but wow! Never Again! A very kind staff at the hotel explained that their provisions to us were defined by their contract with Delta.
Similar cancelled flight experiences with other airlines have been handled so much better. Sorry Delta, I have been a regular customer, but no more. You placed an indelible stain on a trip I waited all my life to take. Shame on you as a corporation, you have faulted me and other customers, and your excellent and well meaning staff. You need a new boss.

Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
October 1. Delta Airlines is a nightmare to work with. And very dangerous. The aircraft are falling apart. Windows are coming out. There was a big gap between the window and the side of the wall of the aircraft. Fluid was leaking in the floor. This is ended up being one of the most expensive flights I’ve ever taken. They started off for the three hour delay. One wheels fell off, ended up being a six hour delay. We missed our flight to Italy. They charged us $200 extra for baggage for being 10 pounds over, we went to the help desk. They sent us to a motel that they said it was paid for it. We ended up having to pay for it. They said they had meal vouchers for us, and that was a lie as well, we ended up paying for own meals. They said we would have vouchers for us. They lied about it too.
They said they could get us a flight to Italy on the third, of October the day that our ship leaves so we are going to miss that too. Even if we get a flight we are scared to travel with them, because of the maintenance of the aircraft! We have no idea where our luggage is or if we’re going home or to Italy. Some law firm needs to file class action lawsuit against these **.. I don’t think I’ve been this much danger since I was in Iraq. The motel they sent us to lost power and had no air-conditioning. It’s 2 October, and the nightmare will continue.

Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
Never fly with Delta from Madrid to Miami with a layover in Atlanta; we missed our connecting flight because of them due to departure delays and baggage claim delays. They rebooked us but changed our class and seats without a refund, and they took away our carry-on luggage and sent it with the checked bags.

Reviewed Sept. 27, 2026
I've flown Delta 10 to 15 times for work and personal travel. Today was the first time my flight wasn't rescheduled. Every other trip got shuffled, sometimes by hours, sometimes to a different day entirely. Once Delta refused to book me on another airline, so I had to cancel my whole trip to New Mexico. Here's the part they don't advertise: under DOT rules, a flight changed more than seven days out doesn't count as a cancellation. I believe Delta reshuffles passengers early precisely so those disruptions never hit their cancellation numbers. Their record stays clean; your plans don't.
Then there's the boarding ritual. A price-gouging, classist hierarchy that sorts passengers by what they can afford to pay, followed by a cabin with too many seats and not enough room for the carry-ons everyone was promised. Our single bag, packed with fragile items and lithium batteries, nearly got forced into the hold. A flight attendant stepped in and fixed it. The workers held the line; the system didn't. My checked bag arrived disemboweled, unzipped and spilling my possessions across the baggage claim belt. Nobody even tried to close it. Delta has perfected the art of charging more for less and calling it a tier. Fly anyone else.

Reviewed Sept. 27, 2026
Checked a carry-on bag because of a lack of overhead storage and they didn't send it with the plane. No good deed goes unpunished. Do you think they would come out into baggage claim and let you know? Absolutely not. They leave you there waiting and waiting knowing the didn't send your bag.

Reviewed Sept. 24, 2026
I was asked to purchase a ticket for my mother who wanted to come and visit me here in Atlanta. She gave me her credit card info, she is not comfortable making online transactions. I booked her ticket round trip. She informed me that coming back I had her on a flight that was too late. I called Delta to see if I could change her time to an earlier flight. I spoke with Shaya and to my horror was told that to change the time on the departing date would cost me $378…That’s more than what my mom paid for the original ticket. She found another flight that would cost $308??? This is so wrong on so many levels.
I am a valued American Express Delta member. I couldn’t use flight points to offset this for my mother. I would have picked up the difference, but not at the price of a whole other ticket. So I must express my profound disappointment with this type of egregious price gouging. I only fly Delta, but after this I will consider other airlines, I don’t care about the sky miles, but I do care how a company that you have been loyal to can even try to exploit people at a time when prices for everything are through the roof. I expected to pay something for the mix up… but never the price higher than the price of the ticket purchased because of a change in time. Ridiculous
Reviewed Sept. 24, 2026
Got to Delta Airlines at DIA and requested a plenty of leg room exit row seat; the two workers did put me in an exit row, just one with no legroom whatsoever. I'm 6'4, sadly, Delta doesn't seem to care too much for its economical tall customers.

Reviewed Sept. 22, 2026
I would like to share my first experience with Delta, and unfortunately, it was extremely disappointing. My flight was delayed by two and a half hours, followed by an additional one-and-a-half-hour delay after arriving in Jacksonville. My connecting flight to Denmark departed from Atlanta, and due to these delays, I missed it. That same evening, I found two flights departing from Atlanta to Europe. I asked several Delta representatives to transfer me to one of those flights, but I received nothing but excuses. After nearly 45 minutes, both flights became sold out. I then asked whether I could be upgraded to business class, as seats were available and I was willing to pay the fare difference. Once again, I was given another excuse and told that it was not possible.
Delta’s “best option” was for me to wait until 5:00 p.m. the following day for a flight to Amsterdam. Reluctantly, I accepted. I requested hotel accommodations, but my request was denied because Delta claimed the Jacksonville delay was weather-related. I explained that there had already been a two-and-a-half-hour delay before the aircraft even arrived in Jacksonville, but I was told that this was also due to weather and that Delta would not provide a hotel. As a result, I had to book and pay for my own accommodation.
I then went to baggage claim and asked for my luggage because my medication was inside. The Delta representative refused to give me access to my own baggage, stating that because I had missed my connection, it had been placed in a secured room and would remain there until my next flight at 5:00 p.m. the following day. I asked three times whether my baggage would definitely be loaded onto my flight. I specifically explained that it contained my clothing and medication. Each time, I was assured that there would be no problem. I asked one final time whether I could retrieve my luggage myself, since it was my personal property and I preferred to take responsibility for it. I was denied access again and was forced to trust Delta to transfer it to Europe.
The following day, I flew to Amsterdam and then continued to Warsaw, my final destination. By that point, I had been traveling for 48 hours. Upon arriving in Warsaw, I discovered that my baggage had been left behind in Atlanta—despite being repeatedly assured that I should not worry about it. It took Delta seven days to deliver my luggage to Warsaw. For seven days, I was left without my clothes, medication, or any meaningful assistance from Delta. This level of service and lack of accountability is absolutely disgraceful and completely unacceptable.
Reviewed Sept. 22, 2026
Terrible and completely unreliable airline. Every Delta flight I have taken over the past two years has been delayed. For one international trip, Delta changed my original reservation and rebooked me on a flight departing two days earlier than the flight I had originally booked—as though passengers can simply rearrange their entire schedules at the airline’s convenience. Despite accumulating miles through my Delta Amex card, I have also found it nearly impossible to use them for international travel, which makes me question the value of having the card at all.
On my most recent trip, a delay to my first flight would have caused me to miss my connection. I had to rebook at the last minute onto another flight departing two hours earlier, which I then almost missed. My connecting flight was also delayed and ultimately had to be rebooked. The entire travel day was extremely stressful, and I arrived after midnight despite having to work the following day. To make matters worse, the flight attendant was rude, and the gate agents were joking around while passengers were dealing with hours of delays and significant disruptions.
Delta appears understaffed, poorly managed, and unable to operate its flights reliably. Even when a ticket is booked with miles, passengers are apparently offered no meaningful refund or compensation despite repeated delays. After two years of consistently disappointing experiences, I have completely lost confidence in this airline.
Reviewed Sept. 17, 2026
My wife and I pretty much only travel Delta. In fact, she is Platinum Elite status. But clearly none of that matters today. We've had 2 flights today, trying to get from Phoenix to DC, and both flights have been more than an hour and a half late. For the first leg of the flight, who knows why they were delayed?! Anyone's guess; no info shared. But the second leg of the flight, from ATL TO DC, we are delayed (still sitting on the plane after an hour) because you guys don't know which flight attendants are supposed to be on the flight?!??! Come the hell on! That's a "You" problem and should not be an "Us" problem. UNEXCUSABLE PERIOD!

Reviewed Sept. 16, 2026
After nearly 40 years of flying Delta and achieving Million Miler status, I have come to expect a consistently high level of service from the airline. Unfortunately, my recent Delta One experience from Lima to Atlanta was average at best and fell well short of those expectations. The aircraft felt dated, and the Delta One seats were fairly ordinary compared with the premium experience I have come to expect, particularly on an international route. More disappointing, however, was the service. The flight attendants were not particularly warm or welcoming, and several routine requests seemed to be received as though they were an inconvenience or burden. That is simply not the level of hospitality I expect when traveling in Delta One.
On the positive side, the flight itself was smooth and uneventful, and the food was actually above average for premium-cabin airline dining. As a longtime and extremely loyal Delta customer, I wanted this to be a much better experience. Delta One is positioned and priced as a premium international product, and passengers should expect the aircraft, seating, and especially the service to reflect that. Overall, the experience was fine — but “fine” is not what I expect from Delta One. Disappointing, and I hope Delta raises the bar on this route.
Reviewed Sept. 12, 2026
Worst airline ever. Flight got delayed, so I missed my connecting flight, and the best they could offer was a 2-night stay at the airport.
Delta Air Lines author review by Erika Armstrong
Originally founded as a crop-dusting company in 1924, Delta is now one of the largest airlines in the world. Each year, more than 160 million travelers fly Delta.
Business service: In addition to offering business-class seating, Delta also has a Corporate Travel Management division designed for the business customer.
Chef-curated menus: For a small additional fee, Delta passengers can enjoy a full meal.
Worldwide destinations: Delta offers flights to more than 325 destinations in 60 countries across six continents.
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Vacation price pledge: Participating travelers can get a refund for the price difference if the same vacation package is available for less, plus additional credit toward future Delta vacations.
From the front desk of a busy FBO to the captain's seat of a commercial airliner, Erika Armstrong has experienced everything aviation has to offer. She is the author of A CHICK IN THE COCKPIT and her aviation articles can be found at Consumer Affairs, Plane & Pilot, Flying.com, Disciples of Flight, NYC Aviation, Contrails, Mentor, General Aviation News and Business Insider.
Delta Air Lines Company Information
- Company Name:
- Delta Air Lines
- Year Founded:
- 1924
- Address:
- 1030 Delta Blvd.
- City:
- Atlanta
- State/Province:
- GA
- Postal Code:
- 30354-1989
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.delta.com




