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Delta Air Lines’ 100 Years of Expanding Horizons in Georgia

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$57.5 billion

in economic impact
Aerospace is the state's top export and the second largest manufacturing industry.

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$84.5 million

passengers flew Delta and its subsidiaries to or through ATL in 2024

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36,800

Georgians employed by Delta

Delta Air Lines, celebrating 100 years, is synonymous with aviation excellence and plays a pivotal role in Georgia’s economic landscape. With 229 nonstop destinations, Delta enhances Georgia’s global business ties. 

Delta Tech Ops, the Sustainable Skies Lab, and additional R&D partnerships are setting new benchmarks in industry evolution. Collaborations with educational institutions like Georgia Tech foster a skilled aerospace workforce while arts and cultural sponsorships serve to further enrich Georgia’s communities. The company’s commitment to consistent innovation is a point of pride for Georgia and a beacon for businesses seeking a role model for success.

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Delta Flight Museum

Delta’s own journey from a crop-dusting firm to a leader in aerospace innovation showcases its commitment to progress. Located in the Historic Hangars built in the 1940s, Delta’s Flight Museum has been revamped to highlight the airline’s 100-year legacy. Discover the history of Delta as you visit a variety of exhibitions throughout the two hangars and explore the most iconic aircraft ever to fly with their 747 experience.

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Experiences for aviators and general visitors alike

Through Delta and the world’s busiest airport, Georgia welcomes millions of visitors each year – fueling the state’s tourism industry as travelers explore engaging attractions, scenic getaways, historic towns, and more.

Visiting Georgia? Consider these things to do and places to see:

Find more itineraries and destinations at https://exploregeorgia.org/.

Growing in Georgia

Become part of an ecosystem that includes Delta Air Lines, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation, Lockheed Martin, Thrush, and hundreds of other aerospace-related businesses.

Here are a few companies that recently chose to grow in Georgia:

 

Set your sights on future opportunity

With its business-friendly environment, skilled workforce, and commitment to innovation recently featured in major publications, Georgia is well-positioned to continue shaping the future of aerospace on a global scale.

Learn more about these strategic, Georgia Ready for Accelerated Development (GRAD) sites:

Read more about Georgia's Aerospace Industry