Delta unveils Delta One service overhaul, with new suites planned for 2027
New dining and amenities are due to begin rolling out from Los Angeles, while updated suites are planned for Delta’s incoming Airbus A350-1000 aircraft.
Delta unveiled an overhaul of its Delta One business-class service on October 14, 2026, with new dining and amenities due to roll out from Los Angeles and updated suites planned for its incoming Airbus A350-1000 aircraft. The changes will affect passengers at different times as the airline expands the service across its network.
When Delta One passengers will see the changes
The service changes include new crockery, pillows, and food and drink menus. CNBC reported that many items would appear on flights originating in Los Angeles later in October, followed by other routes in the ensuing months. Fortune gave a different timetable, reporting that transoceanic flights from Los Angeles would get the new service in November and that the full network rollout was set for March 1, 2027, citing Delta executive Ranjan Goswami at a preview.
Delta also plans updated suites with larger screens and lighter, more cushioned lie-flat seats for its Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, which CNBC said are expected to enter service early in 2027. CNBC reported that Delta plans to increase its fleet of Porsche transfer vehicles for high-value customers from 40 to 70, according to Goswami.
Sources and context
- Delta knows the top 40% of Americans are $40 trillion richer than just a few years ago. Cue new burgers and bourbon on Delta One's biggest revamp yetFortune
- Delta's business-class revamp: New seats, menus, plates and more PorschesCNBC
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