Delta One gets a luxury makeover with wagyu burgers, high-end wines and Porsche transfers

Delta Air Lines is revamping its Delta One premium cabin with wagyu burgers, high-end wines and new luxury amenity kits.

The Atlanta-based airline announced Wednesday that its revamped Delta One experience will begin rolling out on transoceanic flights departing Los Angeles International Airport this fall before expanding across its global network in early 2027.

The overhaul includes a redesigned menu, expanded meal pre-selection, new cocktails and wines and upgraded amenity kits, among other changes.

“Every investment we make is deliberate and designed to deliver the industry’s most premium end-to-end travel experience,” Delta Chief Marketing and Product Officer Ranjan Goswami said in a statement. 

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“This elevated dining and hospitality experience reflects our relentless focus on raising the bar while giving customers greater control throughout their journey,” Goswami added.

The new menu includes a Delta One wagyu beef burger, roasted sea bass, braised lamb and beef short rib, along with upgraded desserts. 

One new option is a dairy-free sorbet that travelers can opt to pair with Champagne Taittinger.

Delta is also expanding its meal pre-selection options and allowing its passengers to order an entrée up to 18 hours before departure, six hours closer to departure than previously allowed.

Passengers who want more sleep on long-haul flights will have the option to skip the morning meal service and instead request a coffee and croissant before landing.

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The airline is also upgrading its Delta One beverage lineup.

Blanton’s single-barrel bourbon will be added Dec. 1, while Delta’s revamped wine program features 13 wines from 11 wineries. The lineup includes Silver Oak wines, which Delta says can retail for more than $200 per bottle.

Delta is also adding alcoholic and non-alcoholic versions of the Hugo Spritz and Paloma beginning in 2027. Dassai 45 sake will be offered on flights to and from Tokyo-Haneda beginning Nov. 3.

The changes extend beyond food and drinks.

Delta is introducing new Missoni amenity kits beginning Nov. 3, featuring Grown Alchemist skincare, a Marvis dental kit and Missoni-branded items. The airline will also introduce a new Missoni Mini pillow on transoceanic Delta One routes.

Bombas socks are also returning on select domestic and international Delta One flights.

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Delta also announced it is expanding its Porsche airport transfer fleet from 40 to 70 vehicles across 15 airports and hubs by 2028.

“Luxury is about having the experience designed around you. Today’s premium traveler values choice as much as quality,” Kristen Manion Taylor, senior vice president of brand experience at Delta, said in a statement. 

“These enhancements offer greater flexibility, ensuring every Delta One customer can enjoy the journey in the way that suits them best.”

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More than 200 Delta flight attendants and other employees helped develop and test the revamped experience over more than 14 months, according to the airline.