Access to and use of Delta Sky Priority services are reserved for Delta One®, Delta Premium Select and First Class passengers, Diamond, Platinum and Gold Medallion® Members, and SkyTeam® Elite Plus members on all Delta and Delta Connection® flights.
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You should see Sky Priority listed on your boarding group when you download or print your boarding pass.
There's no way to buy SkyPriority, but here's how you can obtain it: Fly in Business Class or Premium Comfort Class. Join our loyalty programme Flying Blue and become a Gold or Platinum member. Become a SkyTeam Elite Plus member.
Enjoy an upgraded experience with more of the perks you love in Delta Comfort+. Take advantage of your time in the air with access to Sky Priority® boarding, dedicated overhead bin space, extra legroom, superior snacks on longer flights, free drinks, and complimentary premium entertainment.
Two tiers. SkyTeam offers two frequent flyer statuses, accurately named Elite and Elite Plus. However, unlike Star Alliance, each tier comes with plenty of guaranteed perks, ensuring you get access to priority status no matter which member airline you are flying with.
With SkyPriority, you have priority access at the airport, every step of the way, from check-in, baggage drop-off and delivery, to security and boarding.
All Platinum and Gold Medallion Members, and SkyTeam Elite Plus customers are then invited to board with Sky Priority (SKY). Silver Medallion Members and SkyTeam Elite customers can begin boarding after that using the General Boarding lane when traveling in Main Cabin (Main 1).
Delta elites (with at least Gold status) cannot get into Sky Clubs if they are flying in economy (called Main Cabin or Delta Comfort Plus), but they can visit Delta partner-operated lounges or SkyTeam airline lounges.
As a Silver member, you'll get: SkyTeam Elite status. One extra checked bag on SkyTeam members and select partners such as Qantas. Priority lanes for boarding, check-in, and luggage.
? More loungesThe Star Alliance also has more lounges than any other alliance — over 1,000. Compare that with Oneworld's 650 lounges and SkyTeam's 750. That means frequent flyers have access to more lounges in more destinations than any other alliance.