Delta claims ownership of everything on delta.com, including text, images, software, and data, and says it is protected by copyright law around the world.
This analysis describes what Delta Airlines's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
This clause means you cannot legally copy, republish, or commercially use content from delta.com without Delta's permission, which affects developers, researchers, and anyone who might want to reuse fare data or site content.
For everyday consumers, this provision means that screenshots, copied text, or redistributed flight information from delta.com may constitute copyright infringement. The practical impact on casual personal use is low, but the clause could affect travel bloggers, developers, or business users who aggregate or republish Delta content.
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"All content on this Internet site ("the delta.com website") is owned or controlled by Delta Air Lines and is protected by worldwide copyright laws.Excerpt from Delta Airlines's Delta Terms of Use
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Copyright ownership assertions of this type are governed by the U.S.
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This clause means you cannot legally copy, republish, or commercially use content from delta.com without Delta's permission, which affects developers, researchers, and anyone who might want to reuse fare data or site content.
For everyday consumers, this provision means that screenshots, copied text, or redistributed flight information from delta.com may constitute copyright infringement. The practical impact on casual personal use is low, but the clause could affect travel bloggers, developers, or business users who aggregate or republish Delta content.
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