Delta Air Lines (DAL) just unveiled a cozy update for its passengers. The company says that it will soon begin rolling out new cabin designs to upgrade its jets’ interiors.

Delta Air Lines is giving its cabin interiors a major upgrade. The “modern” new designs will feature fresh seating materials, enhanced lighting, a renewed color palette, and new decorative motifs and signature branding,

Ahead of its 100-year anniversary, Delta Air Lines will implement a new modern cabin design to upgrade the onboard experience for passengers. While the seats and configuration will remain the same, the "trim and finish" refresh will include: Fresh, breathable seating materials

Delta Air Lines unveiled new photos of its updated cabin interior design that will be debuting later this fall on narrowbody Boeing 757 aircraft flying domestic and short-haul international routes. The new redesign will also be implemented on the widebody Airbus A350 in early 2025.

Airport officials say the return of Delta Air Lines, operated by SkyWest Airlines, will "restore nonstop connectivity between the two destinations and provide GJT travelers with expanded hub connectivity.

Delta placed an order for 100 B737-10s in 2022, with options for 30 more. Both the B737-10 and the smaller B737-7 are still awaiting certification by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Boeing’s former CEO, Dave Calhoun, suggested earlier this year that this could occur in 2025, but stressed that the FAA will determine the final timeline.

Delta Air Lines is debuting a brand-new look this fall, with sleek new cabin interiors on its narrowbody Boeing 757 aircraft that will eventually be applied across the carrier’s fleet.