Meet Delta's Team USA athlete ambassadors: Fueled by Delta on the road to Milano Cortina 2026

Meet the newest members of Team Delta for the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026.

Delta is welcoming the newest members of Team Delta for the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. From the slopes to the skies, Delta's sponsorship of these Team USA athlete ambassadors will help elevate and amplify their journeys to the Milano Cortina 2026 Games.

As the official airline of Team USA, Delta is on a multi-year journey to celebrate the spirit of excellence, resilience and unity that these athletes embody. Across cities like Beijing, Paris and now Milan, Delta continues its work with Team USA - championing their potential and helping bring them closer to gold.

"We believe meaningful journeys begin with intention - whether an athlete is chasing a dream to represent their country, or our people are delivering the world-class experiences they've become known for," said Alicia Tillman, Delta's Chief Marketing Officer. "This shared sense of purpose is why Delta's role goes far beyond simply getting these athletes or customers to their destinations. These athletes exemplify what it means to lead with purpose and power, and our 100,000 employees are proud to stand beside them as they prepare to take on the world in Milano Cortina."

Delta will welcome a familiar face to our Milan Cortina athlete ambassador team with figure skater Amber Glenn, who joined Delta's athlete roster for the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022. New athletes will also join Team Delta, including the 'Shib Sibs,' Maia and Alex Shibutani, the dynamic duo who were the first ice dance team of color to medal at the Winter Olympics.

This year's roster also includes a meaningful Delta family connection: U.S. Paralympian and three-time gold medalist in Sled Hockey Declan Farmer, whose mother, Patti Farmer, proudly serves as a Delta flight attendant.

Joining Delta on the road to Milan Cortina are:

In addition to the above athlete ambassadors, Delta will also team up with Aerialist Skier Justin Schoenefeld, U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist in Mixed Team Aerials from the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 - another athlete with a special Delta connection, as Schoenefeld's mother is a long-time Delta flight attendant.

And Delta will welcome Alpine Skiing legend Lindsey Vonn to the team as she makes her historic run on the road to the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. One of the most decorated skiers in history, Vonn has won four World Cup overall titles and holds 82 World Cup race victories-more than any other American skier. Her Olympic gold medal in 2010 made her the first American woman to win the Downhill event.

About Delta's Team USA athletes

Team Delta athletes are more than competitors - they're storytellers, leaders and symbols of purpose in motion. As sponsored athletes for Delta, they are featured prominently in Delta's campaigns, where the airline highlights their journeys through compelling digital content, commercial storytelling and activations that bring fans closer to their path to the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026.

Delta's support allows opportunities for athletes to engage with each other, with fans and with Delta's 100,000 employees, fostering a sense of unity and inspiration that extends far beyond the Games.

Follow along as Team Delta athletes take flight toward Milan Cortina 2026 - and discover how Delta is helping power their journey, one purposeful mile at a time.

About Delta's Team USA Partnership

Delta is proud to be the official airline of Team USA on the road to the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026.

Delta's history with the Olympic and Paralympic Movement dates to 1996 when Delta sponsored the 1996 centennial Olympic and Paralympic Games in its hometown of Atlanta, Georgia. Six years later, the airline served as the Official Airline Sponsor of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City - another important hub for the airline. Partnering with the Salt Lake City 2002 Games Organizing Committee, Delta also served as the Official Charter Flight Provider of the 2002 Olympic Torch Relay. In 2020, Delta announced a multi-year partnership as the Official Airline of Team USA on the road to Beijing 2022, Paris 2024, Milano Cortina 2026 and Los Angeles 2028, where Delta is proud to bring the Games back to the U.S. and one of our most important hubs as a founding partner of the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Customers and fans of Team USA can enjoy the spirit of the past two Games, as well as the LA28 Games, through the visual excellence of Delta's Team USA livery aircrafts. The Team USA Beijing, Paris and LA28 custom liveries are currently flying and can be spotted at their home bases in the U.S., as well as on long-haul international routes.

The foundation of this partnership is in the alignment of values, as Delta and Team USA have a shared focus on excellence, a passion for connecting people and cultures, a drive to be the best and the continuous pursuit to keep climbing. To learn more about Delta's partnership with Team USA, see here.

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