Delta Web Accessibility


Experiencing new places, starting a new journey - it's all part of travel. And at Delta, we're dedicated to delivering the very best travel experience for all of our customers. That's why we're making improvements to delta.com, to better assist anyone with specific auditory, visual or mobility needs.

Improvements


 

Making Improvements That Matter
 

We're continually working to make our website accessible for all travelers, which includes the following:

  • Full Keyboard Access - For non-sighted and limited mobility customers, all elements can be accessed using a keyboard.
  • Alternative Content - To make it easy for site visitors with limited vision, delta.com offers text, transcripts and captions in place of images, media or when style sheets are unavailable.
  • Improved Color Contrast - To make it easy for travelers with limited vision or color blindness, delta.com leverages color contrast to meets these needs.

Guidelines


 

Guidelines for Accessibility Used by Delta
 

We're committed to service in the air and on the ground. This means adhering to web accessibility guidelines that help us better serve you. Delta works with the following guidelines and partners to ensure the best online travel experience for all

  • We work to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 at Level AA standards.
  • We have a dedicated team making continual improvements and ensuring new features are compliant.
  • We work with third-party accessibility consultants to test and make regular updates.

Help Delta Improve


We're constantly working to make progress on delta.com, and travelers like you can help. Please give us feedback on accessibility so that we can continue to improve.

Delta strives to make sure all content adheres to accessibility standards, including that of third-parties, such as map widgets and credit card application forms.

We use compliant content from third-party companies, as well as content from providers making progress toward future compliance.