Delta’s Centennial Livery

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On March 2, 1925, Huff Daland Dusters, the world’s first aerial crop-dusting company and the largest privately-owned aircraft fleet in the U.S., began carrying mail. One hundred years later, Delta has become the leading global airline, a success attributed to the spirit and service of its people—qualities that will continue to drive our success and preserve its legacy for the next 100 years.

Delta Centennial Livery

Delta’s Centennial livery celebrates a century of innovation, resilience, and the people who have shaped the airline into what it is today. Unveiled during Delta’s Centennial Gala on March 15, the livery features designs, a bold “100” emblem, and a first-ever silver supergraphic.

Centennial Gala

Delta Centennial Gala

Delta hosted over 1,000 guests at the newly remodelled Delta Flight Museum to celebrate the airline’s Centennial. Attendees enjoyed a grand reveal of Delta’s latest livery, along with commemorative remarks from Ed and special guests. Live entertainment was provided by Jon Batiste and the Vitamin String Quartet.

The guest list included Delta employees and retirees, sponsors and donors who contributed to the renovation of the Flight Museum, friends and strategic partners of Delta, as well as customers, investors, and former Delta leaders, including past CEOs Ron Allen, Leo Mullin, and Richard Anderson.