Young (and young-at-heart) Delta customers can again take a quintessential memento of their Delta flight with them.
In 1958, kiddie wings made their debut as part of Delta’s Royal Service first-class flights on Douglas DC-7 aircrafts. Boys were given “junior pilot” wings while “junior stewardess” wings were handed out to girls.
Kiddie wings took different shapes and forms over the years, but Delta is thrilled to bring them back after a few years off.
There are two varieties – a gold wings pin that a Delta pilot may give customers and a silver wings pin that will be given from Flight Attendants. Both feature the red Delta widget, of course!
So will you be able to take a pair of wings with you off your next Delta flight? You just might! Our crew members are just now getting the new wings to hand out to customers.
Delta First Officer Dan Millerborg awards kiddie wings to a proud new owner.
And if you are a proud new owner of Delta kiddie wings (or have your old wings), tweet us a photo to @Delta of you sporting your wings, or post it on our Facebook page!
Marie Force
Archives Manager





