Delta Sky Club elevates the travel experience with its newest haven of elegance, now open at Concourse B in Salt Lake City International Airport. The second largest Club to date, this nearly 34,000 square foot space accommodates up to 600 guests and pays homage to Utah’s natural beauty through a thoughtfully curated design. This new addition demonstrates Delta’s commitment to SLC by elevating the travel experience with restorative comfort, innovative amenities and a deep sense of place.
The nature-inspired lounge features panoramic airfield views and curated amenities for business and leisure travelers alike, including a wrap-around premium bar and nine sound-proof telephone booths for focused work. The space is equipped with an expansive food buffet featuring fresh salads, sandwiches and more freshly prepared on site, and two beverage stations for coffee, tea and soda, including a “Dirty Soda” bar, unique to this Club.
“Salt Lake City continues to be a key hub in our network, and opening our second Delta Sky Club at the airport reflects our deepening commitment to the market,” said Claude Roussel, vice president – Delta Sky Club and lounge experience. “This space was designed with direct input from our customers—what they love, what they need and how they want to feel when they travel. From the seating layout to the food and beverage offerings, every detail was crafted to deliver an elevated experience that makes the lounge feel like a home away from home.”
Design elements in the Club reflect Utah’s breathtaking natural beauty, bringing the outdoors in with a refined, modern twist. A geometric ceiling and terrazzo mosaic flooring on the entry floor evoke the shimmer of winter light on snow, while rich wood tones, jewel accents and copper details throughout the upstairs space nod to the state’s mountains, lakes and caverns.
Artwork in the Club offers guests a curated journey through Utah’s textures and colors, featuring local artists and commissioned pieces that celebrate the region’s landscapes. The Digital Immersion wall—a first for Delta—surrounds guests with panoramic visuals of Utah’s iconic landmarks, paired with nature sounds for a calming, 4D experience. Velvet drapery, acoustic baffles and dark tones enhance the sensory environment, creating a quiet space to relax and unwind.
Elevating the journey: From curb to cloud
This state-of-the-art Sky Club is part of Delta’s continued investment in Salt Lake City and a key component of “The New SLC” redevelopment program. With the addition of 10 more gates and an expanded Concourse B footprint, the project enhances operational efficiency and improves traffic flow—delivering a more seamless, spacious and elevated experience for all traveling through SLC.
With the opening of this new lounge and other innovative experiences, Delta is making travel out of Salt Lake City more seamless than ever. SkyMiles Members using the Fly Delta app can breeze through security with expedited TSA PreCheck Touchless ID lanes by storing their Known Traveler Number and passport information in their SkyMiles profile. Delta One customers departing from SLC can now enjoy an exclusive, concierge-style check-in experience with the debut of Delta One Check-in, available at all hubs by end of year.
Delta in SLC: Global connections and local roots
Delta plays a leading role in connecting Salt Lake City to the world, with up to 255 peak-day departures to nearly 100 destinations across the globe. This year, Delta launched its first-ever nonstop service from Salt Lake City to Seoul, South Korea, and will begin daily nonstop flights to Lima, Peru later this year—marking its first route from SLC to South America.
Delta’s influence extends far beyond the airport with partnerships with over community organizations like Utah Food Bank, YMCA of Northern Utah and the American Red Cross. In addition to being the Naming Rights Partner of the Delta Center, Delta is the Official Airline and Community Partner of the Utah Jazz and Utah Mammoth. More than 4,800 Delta employees call Utah home.
