This is the Delta category
• Latest liveries first
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 N531DN
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This special scheme was unveiled a few months before the 2026 Turin Winter Games and celebrates the airline's long partnership with Team USA.
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N527DN
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N589DT
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Delta celebrated its centennial in March 2025, with its legacy going back to the world’s first aerial crop-dusting company -called Huff Daland Dusters-, which began carrying mail on March 2, 1925. The airline unveiled the silver version of its logo during the Delta Centennial Gala which took place at the airline's newly remodeled Delta Flight Museum in Atlanta.
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N522DZ
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Delta is the official airline of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics. This is the third time after Atlanta in 1996 & Salt Lake City in 2002.
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N521DN
| | | 2024-
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This special scheme was unveiled a few months before the 2024 Paris Games and celebrates the airline's long partnership with Team USA. After Beijing 2022, Delta will serve as the official carrier of the US athletes to the Olympic and Paralympic Games of Paris 2024, Milano Cortina 2026 and LA28.
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N411DX
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This special scheme was unveiled a few months before the 2022 Beijing Games and celebrated the airline's new 8-year partnership with Team USA. After Beijing 2022, Delta will serve as the official carrier of the US athletes to the Olympic and Paralympic Games of Paris 2024, Milano Cortina 2026 and LA28.
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Dedicated to the World's Best Employees and Customers
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N391DN
| | | 2020-
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The "Thank You" titles are made of the names of most of the airline's 90,000 employees worldwide. The livery was designed by Delta employees for their co-workers and released the day Delta announced a $1.6 billion profit sharing payout after another year of record profits.
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N650DL
| | | 2019
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The Rolling Stones chartered this Delta 757 for their North America 2019 Summer Tour.
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BCRF
Breast Cancer Research Foundation
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N845MH
| | | 2015-
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New ribbon livery to replace the 'pink version' of the Delta livery.
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High Museum of Art - Atlanta - Aug 7 - Jan 9
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N6715C
| | | 2010-11
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As a partner of Atlanta's High Museum of Art (colloquially the High), Delta promoted the late 2010 exhibition celebrating the work of Spanish artist Salvador Dalí.
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BCRF
Breast Cancer Research Foundation
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N845MH
| | | 2010-15
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Named "Evelyn H.Lauder", who is the founder of the foundation. Her name is only visible on the port side. The livery was updated in 2015 (see separately).
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N6715C
| | | 2008-10
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Delta is a sponsor of the Grammy Awards recognizing achievements in the music industry. The trophy depicts a gilded gramophone.
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N171DZ
| | | 2006-14
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This special livery was creatad to raise awareness of Habitat for Humanity International's global work and to highlight the efforts of employees participating in Delta's Force For Global Good community support. The Delta titles were modified and winglets added in due course.
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N610DL
| | | 2006-10
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Delta has a long-running partnership with the Breast Cancer Awareness campaign. This aircraft previously wore another pink-themed design while in service with low-cost unit Song. The Delta titles and logos was changed in the late 2000s to match the latest livery. This 757 was replaced as the pink ribbon ambassador by a pink 764 in 2010.
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N102DA
| | | 2006
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For its final month of operations, ship N102DA wore again its original "widget" livery. The Spirit of Delta operated farewell flights accross the US. In 2008, brand new 777LR N701DN became the new flagship, wearing small "The Delta Spirit" titles.
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N610DL
| | | 2005-06
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Delta has been supporting the Breast Cancer Awareness campaign for years. The first pink livery appeared in 2005 on this aircraft operated for virtual low-cost unit Song; the airframe went back to Delta mainline in 2006 and received a pink variation of the DL scheme (see #2).
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Celebrating 75 Years
2004
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N102DA
| | | 2004-06
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N102DA had been wearing special "The Spirit of Delta" titles since its delivery in 1984 and was naturally chosen as the airframe for a retrojet livery in 2004 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of passenger service by the airline. The scheme was inspired by the 1940 livery seen on DC-3s, as can be seen on preserved Ship 41 at the Delta Flight Museum in ATL.
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N864DA
| | | 2000-03
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Just 6 years after the Summer Games in Atlanta, another Delta hub hosted the Olympic Games... this time Salt Lake City hosted the Winter Games. This special livery was identical on the tail on both sides of this 777 and featured speed skater champion Bonnie Blair, while luger Duncan Kennedy and nordic combined skier Ryan Heckman were each featured on one side of the fuselage.
Note these athletes were already retired by the late 90s and did not take part in the 2002 Games. The small "Delta Air Lines" titles (bottom picture) were changed for bigger "Delta" (top picture) titles in 2000, in line with the corporate identity change at that time.
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N6701
| | | 1999-03
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The first Salt Lake City 2002 logojet to be unveiled. The small Delta titles were changed for bigger ones in 2000.
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Official Airline - Olympic Games
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N812DE
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N102DA
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As the home airline of Atlanta, Delta was logically chosen as the official airline for the 1996 Summer Games. The original "Spirit of Delta" 767 was unveiled in the Olympic livery on July 27, 1995 as the first of two special aircraft.
Note the MD11 had special titles: "The Centennial Spirit, Athens 1896 - Atlanta 1996".
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