Delta Becomes the Official Airline of Sphere
Delta Air Lines has launched a significant partnership as the Official Airline of Sphere, marking a new era in enhancing customer connections to exceptional experiences beyond flights.
As part of this multi-year alliance, Delta and Sphere will unveil the Delta SKY360° Club — Sphere’s inaugural branded hospitality location — and extend premium experiences to SkyMiles Members via the SkyMiles Experiences platform, reaffirming Delta’s dedication to connecting customers with meaningful moments.
“At Delta, our mission is to make every journey matter, and that extends beyond the flight,” said Alicia Tillman, Chief Marketing Officer at Delta. “Just as we connect people to the places and experiences that matter most, this partnership allows us to bring that same spirit of connection and innovation to one of the most iconic venues in the world.”
The Delta SKY360° Club at Sphere, now open at the event level, offers an intimate lounge atmosphere during live music performances, Sphere Experiences like The Wizard of Oz at Sphere, and special occasions at the venue.
Moreover, the collaboration includes Delta’s showcase on the Exosphere — the largest LED screen globally — along with integration across Sphere’s onsite signage and digital platforms. Through the SkyMiles Experiences platform, members will enjoy exclusive packages and events at Sphere throughout 2026 and beyond, emphasizing Delta’s commitment to connecting customers to treasured experiences.
“Delta and Sphere share a commitment to innovation, technology, and connecting people via world-class experiences,” stated Marcus Ellington, Executive Vice President of Ad Sales and Sponsorships at Sphere, expressing pride in welcoming Delta as its first official airline partner.
Delta at CES
The partnership arrives nearly a year after Ed Bastian, Delta CEO, delivered the inaugural CES keynote at Sphere, highlighting the airline’s centennial anniversary and its mission to use technology to enhance human experiences. In 2026, Delta is also ramping up flight services to Las Vegas for CES, providing almost 700 flights linking tech enthusiasts to this major tech event.
