Delta Air Lines has announced a new partnership with FOX One, allowing SkyMiles Members complimentary 24-hour access to the FOX One streaming platform via Delta Sync Wi-Fi on domestic flights. This collaboration, timed ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026, offers passengers over 5,000 hours of live programming, including sports, news, and entertainment.
FOX One, which aggregates FOX's branded content, will stream the FIFA World Cup 2026 from the opening match on 11 June to the final on 19 July. Julieta McCurry, Delta's vice president of In-flight Entertainment and Connectivity, highlighted the significance of live sports for passengers, stating, “Live sports is one of the highest engagement categories for our customers in flight.”
Passengers can enjoy the World Cup and other FOX content on their personal devices without needing a credit card. Tony Billetter, SVP of Strategy and Business Development at Fox Corporation, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, noting it brings FOX’s premium content to Delta’s travellers.
In addition to the World Cup, FOX One offers live games from NFL, MLB, NASCAR, and more, alongside popular series like *The Masked Singer*. Delta is also enhancing its sports offerings with content from Paramount+ and Amazon Prime, ensuring passengers remain connected to their favourite sports.
SkyMiles Members can also bid on exclusive experiences, such as behind-the-scenes access to the World Cup, starting 19 May. This initiative is part of Delta’s broader strategy to provide unique in-flight experiences, reinforcing its position as a leader in in-flight entertainment
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