Source: Delta Air Lines
- The airline inks multiyear agreement with the league, building on Delta’s commitment to women’s sports.
Delta Air Lines is becoming the official airline of the WNBA. This latest agreement builds on Delta’s existing WNBA charter relationship and is part of the airline’s ongoing focus on women’s athletics.
Delta will work with the WNBA to produce unique content that showcases the journey of the athletes while highlighting Delta’s commitment to providing an elevated travel experience for the league.
“We’re proud to partner with the WNBA, where every game is a testament to our shared values of teamwork and perseverance,” said Delta CEO Ed Bastian. “We look forward to serving these incredible athletes on their journeys and furthering Delta’s support of women’s athletics.”
Earlier this season, Delta expanded its WNBA charter program relationship as the league introduced a full charter program for the 2024 season. Under the expanded multi-year agreement, Delta now carries all 12 of the league’s teams throughout the regular season and playoffs.
As the official airline, Delta will leverage elevated, travel-related storytelling opportunities through WNBA media including broadcast, digital, print and social media. The airline, in turn, will have opportunities to promote the WNBA and its players’ off-the-court travel stories through digital and social media networks.
The agreement aligns with Delta’s continuing commitment to engage with and support women’s sports, as the airline increasingly focuses on championing and investing in women’s athletics. Recently, Delta expanded its presence in women’s golf, became the Official Airline of the National Women’s Soccer League and continues to elevate women athletes through its role as the Official Airline of Team USA for Beijing 2022, Paris 2024, Milan Cortina 2026 and LA28.
As the Official Airline of Champions, Delta has flown for 75 championship teams across many sports leagues since 2000, including, most recently, the 2023 WNBA Champions, the Las Vegas Aces.