This week, Delta revealed a special livery celebrating the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games Milano Cortina. Delta’s Art Director, Alex Brannon, designed the scheme, with assistance from the in-house creative agency, Window Seat. Not only does the custom Airbus A350 have a vivid exterior, but it also has the airline’s latest interior.
A plane that celebrates the spirit of the Olympic Games

The paint scheme uses 26 stripes, symbolizing the year, while their undulating form draws inspiration from Milan’s surroundings and the city’s aspirations. “Our Team USA livery for Milano Cortina represents the journey of excellence, resilience and the drive to Keep Climbing that defines both Team USA and Delta,” said Delta’s Chief Marketing Officer Alicia Tillman. “As we prepare to carry athletes, families and fans to Milan, this livery is a visual promise of the world-class experience they can expect. It reflects Delta’s belief that meaningful journeys start with intention, and this aircraft is a symbol of that purpose in motion — connecting Team USA to their dreams and Delta to its mission.”
Delta is the Official Airline of Team USA, meaning it handles transportation for Olympic and Paralympic athletes, their gear, families, and supporters. Athletes will travel from across the U.S., then through ATL or JFK, directly to Milan.
“Supporting Team USA on their journey to Milano Cortina is a meaningful mission that our full team takes on,” said Richard Cox, Senior Vice President of Airport Customer Service. “From the moment athletes check in to the final touchdown in Italy, our ACS teams are behind the scenes making it all happen — coordinating oversized gear, managing tight connections and ensuring every detail is handled with care. It’s a massive logistical effort, but it’s also deeply personal. We know we’re not just moving bags — we’re helping move athletes to gold.”