What is the best company to work for Delta?

Forbes has ranked Delta Air Lines No. 6 on its list of the World's Best Employers for 2022, up 14 spots from the previous year. Delta is not just the highest-ranked airline on the list, it is also the leading company outside of the tech sector.



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Delta Air Lines Inc pays its employees an average of $23.68 an hour. Hourly pay at Delta Air Lines Inc ranges from an average of $15.30 to $53.87 an hour.

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The employee experience below at Delta Air Lines, compared to a typical U.S. based company. 85% of employees at Delta Air Lines say it is a great place to work compared to 57% of employees at a typical U.S.-based company. Source: Great Place To Work® 2021 Global Employee Engagement Study.

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Delta Air Lines Benefits Delta employees receive generous traditional benefits such as a 401(k) with up to 9% matching, competitive salary, paid time off (two to five weeks of vacation, holidays, and seven days of personal time), health insurance, and more.

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Interview process at Delta Air Lines On a scale of 1-10 where 1 is Easy and 10 is Difficult, rating is 5.

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For the most up-to-date salary information from Indeed, visit indeed.com/salaries .
  • Aerospace technician. ...
  • Aircraft mechanic. ...
  • Pilot. ...
  • Test engineer. ...
  • Airport executive. ...
  • Aeronautical engineer. ...
  • Propulsion engineer. National average salary:$108,286 per year. ...
  • Avionics engineer. National average salary:$152,054 per year.


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Delta employees and their pass riders, including parents and other family members, enjoy flight privileges to destinations around the world. Delta employees have access to incredible discounts on everything from cars and appliances to tickets and hotels. We recognize each other for outstanding work.

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Which airline pays highest salary to pilots?
  • Southwest Airlines - $262,183 per year.
  • JetBlue Airways - $213,195 per year.
  • United Airlines - $208,387 per year.
  • Alaska Airlines - $199,298 per year.
  • Delta Airlines - $184,133 per year.
  • Hawaiian Airlines - $150,001 per year.
  • Sun Country Airlines - $124,072 per year.


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Delta said it will no longer pay base commissions to travel agents for tickets sold in the United States (including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands) and Canada, effective immediately.

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Conservative or traditional business attire is the preferred look for a flight attendant interview. Traditional attire is a suit or a blazer or sports coat paired with a skirt or slacks. A sleeveless or off-shoulder dress should be topped with a jacket or cardigan.

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There are 90,000+ reasons to join Delta—every one of our employees has their own. Some of us want to explore new places. Some are here to explore our own career potential. Some are curious about other cultures, while others want to make a difference where they are.

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Boarding Order / Pass Travel Code S1 (Relocation - Manager Approval Needed) S2 (Higher Priority - Each employee and parents OR spouse/domestic partner/travel companion will have six S2 travel days per year, starting at the date of employment).

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When Delta management changed to a biweekly pay schedule in 2019, they took away the flexibility so many of us loved and the stability in our paychecks we counted on.

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