Delta marks 40th anniversary of Air Carrier Access Act with focus on accessibility
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- Delta celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Air Carrier Access Act on October 2 and highlighted its long‑standing commitment to accessible travel.
- The airline’s Advisory Board on Disability and Accessible Travel, created nearly three decades ago, is made up of frequent fliers who have disability‑related expertise, and Delta employees work to ensure customers with disabilities travel with confidence, dignity and independence while the carrier continues to invest in innovations that make travel more accessible and comfortable.
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