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From Application to Altitude: Delta Opens Flight Attendant Hiring for 2026
Delta
Air Lines is now accepting applications for its 2026 flight attendant hiring
program. Positions are available for English-speaking candidates as well as
bilingual applicants in the Language of Destination (LOD) program.
A
role at the heart of the journey
“Delta’s
flight attendants are the heart of our onboard experience,” said Rachel
McCarthy, VP – IFS ATL Operations, CX, Hiring and Learning. “As we approach the
final months of our centennial year and look ahead to 2026, we’re excited to
expand our team. If you’re passionate about people, adventure, and creating
memorable journeys, we’d love to welcome you aboard.”
What
it takes
The
primary responsibility of every Delta flight attendant is the safety and
comfort of customers while providing exceptional service. To apply, candidates
must:
·
Be at least 21 years old at the time
of application
·
Hold a high school diploma, GED, or
equivalent
·
Be legally authorized to work in the
U.S.
·
Speak, read, and write English
fluently
Be
willing to fly domestic and international routes, including overnights,
weekends, and variable schedules supporting Delta’s global network of 300+
destinations
Application
process
Applicants
can find an overview of the flight attendant role, application steps, and
answers to frequently asked questions at Flight Attendant Careers on Delta’s
website. Due to high application volumes, candidates may experience slower
response times during this posting period.
A
culture of inclusion
Delta
Air Lines, Inc. is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer.
The airline provides reasonable accommodations in the application and selection
process for qualified individuals, including support for medical or religious
needs in connection with conditional job offer requirements.
Image
Credit: © Delta Air Lines
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